Trump's Wind Farm Opposition Worries Workers Most About Jobs

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Donald Trump's administration has repeatedly attempted to halt wind energy projects, leading to uncertainty and job worries for workers like Thomas Kilday.
Despite legal challenges and buyouts costing billions, the administration claims no jobs were lost as leases were not operational.

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Donald Trump's administration has repeatedly attempted to halt wind energy projects, leading to uncertainty and job worries for workers like Thomas Kilday. Despite legal challenges and buyouts costing billions, the administration claims no jobs were lost as leases were not operational.

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