Trials in multiple states, state federal charges, plea deals, witness testimony,

gag orders. The trials of former President Trump are really hard to keep

straight and that's why we created Trump's trials, a weekly podcast where we break down the biggest

news from each of his legal cases and what it all means for democracy in about 15 minutes.

I'm Scott Detro, listen to Trump's trials from NPR. It's NPR Climate Solutions Week. Across the network we're talking about how to slow the effects of climate change.

And here's an idea, offshore wind. It's a powerful source of clean, renewable energy, but its deployment along U.S. shores has been slowed by supply chain challenges and significant local opposition.

I'm concerned about the construction of these windmills that are being manufactured on the ocean.

I think it looked really cool to look out onto Lake Lake Erie from Ohio and see all these wind farms and just know that that's powering our state and also Canada and Michigan.

There are terrible ideas. They pollute the scenery.

We already have wind turbines in the Atlantic City area.

I think they're beautiful. Let's all be for a renewable future and make the oceans cleaner.

Thanks for those messages.

Just last week, the Biden administration approved the nation's 10th commercial scale offshore wind project.

Only one is operating so far.

It's part of the president's goal to power 10 million American

homes with offshore wind by the end of the decade. But Republican presidential

nominee Donald Trump has vowed to cancel all projects on his first day in the Oval Office if he wins.

Offshore wind reduces reliance on fossil fuels and that can slow climate change.

What are the obstacles in the way?

I'm Jen White.

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