The Trump administration is moving to expedite approval of offshore wind projects by lifting Pentagon-imposed national security reviews that had delayed construction nationwide. The Defense Department on Thursday cleared proposed wind farms in Maine and South Dakota, according to an unnamed White House official, as part of a broader effort to support bipartisan infrastructure and energy permitting reforms. The shift marks a reversal of earlier administration resistance to renewable energy projects on national security grounds.
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