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Trump administration has spent nearly $4B to cancel offshore wind farms
The Trump administration’s decisions regarding offshore wind development have resulted in nearly $4 billion in taxpayer spending to cancel projects. Developers have now relinquished 12 offshore wind leases, with the most recent cancellation costing $1.2 billion. This represents a significant shift away from renewable energy investments and highlights the complexities of long-term energy policy. For those interested in exploring alternative approaches to streamlining operational infrastructure, consider our recent coverage of Naïve and their $28.5M raise.
Government and government-adjacent professionals: How much (if any) change have you felt in your job under the current administration?
Recent shifts in administration have demonstrably impacted government operations, prompting questions about the experience of those working within or alongside government agencies. Many professionals report discernible changes in job responsibilities, expectations, and internal communication, alongside shifts in leadership styles. We’re exploring these experiences—whether marked by significant disruption or surprising stability—to understand the evolving landscape of government careers. If you’ve observed changes, share your insights; even experiences of consistent normalcy are valuable.