Donna Andersen
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Donna Andersen is a New Jersey-based freelance writer covering regional news. She is also author of Lovefraud.com, a website that teaches people to recognize and recover from sociopaths, author of eight books about sociopaths, and host of the “True Lovefraud Stories” podcast.
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Website: https://lovefraud.com/
LATEST
POW Network Brings Closure to Families of Missing Soldiers and Exposes Military Fakes
Mary Schantag helps people find answers by assisting with military personnel records requests.
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Offshore Windmills Harm Endangered Species, New Studies Suggest
An effort to create ‘carbon-free energy’ may result in the injury and death of sea creatures, including protected ones.
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Atlantic City Mayor and His Wife Face Child Endangerment Charges
Mayor Marty Small Sr., and his attorney, describe issues as a ‘private family matter.’
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Plans to Change California’s ‘Offensive’ Place Names Stir Controversy
Some consider geographic names like ‘Squaw’ to be offensive, while others say the names are historical.
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Fishermen Concerned That Ocean Wind Farms Are Ruining Environment, Their Livelihoods
Giant turbines are being blamed for disappearance and death of fish, shellfish—and the ability of commerical fishermen to make a living.
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Noise From Offshore Wind Turbines May Lead to Whale Extinction, Environmentalists Say
Continuous operational noise will disturb many species of fish, marine mammals and even humans.
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Congressional Hearing Highlights National Security Risks of Offshore Wind Farms
Ocean turbines jeopardize radar protection, domestic food supplies and energy security, experts say.
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Environmentalists Seek More Time to Review ‘Reckless’ Offshore Wind Development
‘Where was the public’s role in deciding that the ocean was just going to become a giant power plant?’ asks Cindy Zipf, executive director of Clean Ocean Action
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How Giant Wind Turbines Are Installed and the Effect on the Atlantic Ocean
They are as tall as the Chrysler Building, built on foundations big enough to hold a pickleball court, and surrounded by football field-sized piles of rocks.
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New Jersey Groups Employ Innovative Legal Strategies to Block Ocean Wind Farms
Environmental advocates say court challenges prepared for the abandoned Orsted project are ready for the next fight—Atlantic Shores.
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POW Network Brings Closure to Families of Missing Soldiers and Exposes Military Fakes
Mary Schantag helps people find answers by assisting with military personnel records requests.
|
Offshore Windmills Harm Endangered Species, New Studies Suggest
An effort to create ‘carbon-free energy’ may result in the injury and death of sea creatures, including protected ones.
|
Atlantic City Mayor and His Wife Face Child Endangerment Charges
Mayor Marty Small Sr., and his attorney, describe issues as a ‘private family matter.’
|
Plans to Change California’s ‘Offensive’ Place Names Stir Controversy
Some consider geographic names like ‘Squaw’ to be offensive, while others say the names are historical.
|
Fishermen Concerned That Ocean Wind Farms Are Ruining Environment, Their Livelihoods
Giant turbines are being blamed for disappearance and death of fish, shellfish—and the ability of commerical fishermen to make a living.
|
Noise From Offshore Wind Turbines May Lead to Whale Extinction, Environmentalists Say
Continuous operational noise will disturb many species of fish, marine mammals and even humans.
|
Congressional Hearing Highlights National Security Risks of Offshore Wind Farms
Ocean turbines jeopardize radar protection, domestic food supplies and energy security, experts say.
|
Environmentalists Seek More Time to Review ‘Reckless’ Offshore Wind Development
‘Where was the public’s role in deciding that the ocean was just going to become a giant power plant?’ asks Cindy Zipf, executive director of Clean Ocean Action
|
How Giant Wind Turbines Are Installed and the Effect on the Atlantic Ocean
They are as tall as the Chrysler Building, built on foundations big enough to hold a pickleball court, and surrounded by football field-sized piles of rocks.
|
New Jersey Groups Employ Innovative Legal Strategies to Block Ocean Wind Farms
Environmental advocates say court challenges prepared for the abandoned Orsted project are ready for the next fight—Atlantic Shores.
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