Lance Gumbs, a member of the Shinnecock Nation and the vice president of the National Congress of American Indians, with U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland. Gumbs has led a coalition of Native American tribal representatives who have been critical of offshore wind development and demanded that native tribes be given more voice in the review and approval process for the projects.
Representatives of Native American tribes, led by Shinnecock Nation member Lance Gumbs, have voiced concerns about the potential impacts to their traditional fishing rights posed by wind farm development. The cable for the South Fork Wind Farm was installed in Wainscott, above, last spring. MICHAEL WRIGHT
Lance Gumbs, a member of the Shinnecock Nation and the vice president of the National Congress of American Indians, with U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland. Gumbs has led a coalition of Native American tribal representatives who have been critical of offshore wind development and demanded that native tribes be given more voice in the review and approval process for the projects.
Representatives of Native American tribes, led by Shinnecock Nation member Lance Gumbs, have voiced concerns about the potential impacts to their traditional fishing rights posed by wind farm development. The cable for the South Fork Wind Farm was installed in Wainscott, above, last spring. MICHAEL WRIGHT
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