Tribal Involvement in the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management’s Offshore Wind Energy Leasing Process

Laughlin, Roses

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Tribal Involvement in the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management’s Offshore Wind Energy Leasing Process

2024
By Laughlin, Roses

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Laughlin, Roses
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Rhode Island Sea Grant. ; Roger Williams University (Bristol, R.I.). School of Law.

Rhode Island Sea Grant. ; Roger Williams University (Bristol, R.I.). School of Law. Less -
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Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)

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The federal government currently hopes to establish offshore wind infrastructure which produces 30 gigawatts of energy by the year 20301 , and the large scale and short timeline of this goal has caused concern around the role of tribal participation and preservation of cultural and environmental resources.2 A question is raised about how tribes can be included in the leasing process for offshore wind energy development. This report examines how federally recognized tribal governments can participate in offshore wind leasing.
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Grant no. NA21OAR4170387
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