It's urging government to take 'real action'
The Isle of Man Green Party says government’s consideration of plans for an 87-turbine offshore windfarm is not just a ‘box-ticking exercise’.
Party secretary Andrew Langan-Newton believes the Island can now follow the lead of other countries and take ‘real action’.
The proposals submitted by Ørsted are now being considered by the Council of Ministers.
Mr Langan-Newton says the time for talking is almost over:
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