PHOTOS: Biden’s ‘ambitious climate goals’ go down in flames by popular beach

A large part of the green energy project of its kind, which the Biden administration boasted, is now raised in the ruins and pollution of some oceans and naval America in Nankuchte, Massachusetts.

The exclusive photos obtained by Fox News Digital Show, the shattered remains of the remaining ocean wind turbines designed by vineyards in a green energy project described by the Biden administration.

The turbine was recently hit by lightning and destroyed a few months after one of her blades fell seriously in the Atlantic Ocean, as she dropped shrapnel from non -decomposing glass fibers, which washed some of them to the beach, forcing six Nantukte beaches to close.

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Cape Cod Times reported that broken turbines were shine on February 27 and “caught fire, and separated.”

Today – just a few years after the Biden Administration announced the project in 2021 – the turbines sit in a state of ruin with its internal materials, which have been exposed to about 14 nautical miles from Martha Fenard, Massachusetts.

In May 2021, the Ministry of Interior announced during the Biden era the approval of building and operating the grape wind project, which he said would be the first marine wind project on a large scale in the United States. The administration described the project as contributing to green energy goals.

Former President Joe Biden Depp Halland described the project as “an important step towards advancing management goals to create good -wage union jobs while combating climate change and operating our nation.”

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A large part of the Green Energy Project of its kind, which the Biden administration has now boasted about the ruins and pollution of some oceans and marine America in Cape Code, Massachusetts. (Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)

She said, “It is one of the many measures that we were determined to take to open the doors of economic opportunities for more Americans.”

“This project is an example of the investments that we need to achieve the ambitious climate goals of the Biden Harris administration, and I am proud to be part of the team that leads the charge on the marine winds,” said Biden Jenna Raymondo.

However, after the project fell into craft fire, the local population had more options to say about the “ambitious climate targets” of the Biden Administration.

“Everyone wants a healthy planet, but when those who defend a green planet are the people who harm it, it makes you stop temporarily,” Dave Burtoy, head of the Nantuckket House, told Fox News Digital after separating the code and fell into the ocean.

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The boats are photographed along one of the nantukte tools. (David McChelin for Fox News Digital)

Burnoy expressed their regret for those who only paid good money so that they could not visit the closed beaches.

“The families are saved for years for a vacation to Nantochette only to be destroyed due to negligence,” he said.

Mary Chakk, another local resident, posted on X on March 23 that she was continuing to find wreckage of the blade fiber, washing on the beach on the Nankock Beach on the southern side of the island.

Vineyard newspaper reported that the broken blade has a defect in manufacturing that was not arrested during the inspections and that there are 66 other blades in the project that can suffer from the same problem. The port stated that the vineyards were requested to remove all the potential defective blades.

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The turbines were recently hit with lightning and destroyed a few months after one of her blades fell seriously in the Atlantic Ocean, where the fragments of the non -decomposing glass fibers, some of which were washed on the beach, forcing six Nantukte beaches to close them. (David McChelin for Fox News Digital)

The perpetrator said that as of January, only one of the 62 -planned turbines was running.

A source familiar with the project said that its catastrophic failure is “a bright example of how these failed green energy projects are a threat to the environment.”

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“It was not by chance that this wind turbine was shocked by lightning after a few months of its collapse in the ocean,” the source said.

On his first day in his post, President Donald Trump stopped new or renewable approvals, rights, permits, lease, or loans for marine wind projects pending a review of federal wind leasing practices and allowing. It also issued a memorandum that temporarily withdraws the external continental shelf from the leasing of the marine wind.