Bristol Community College has started training people to work in offshore wind farms. But will it have a place under President Trump?

A single wind turbine spinning off the U.S. Northeast coast today can power thousands of homes – without the pollution that comes from fossil fuel power plants. A dozen of those turbines together can produce enough electricity for an entire community.

Blue states spent the last four years one-upping each other with bigger and bigger plans to build offshore wind farms that could power the nation into the future Now, just three weeks into Donald Trump’s presidency,

On his first day in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump signed an executive order that attempts to slow the growth in the country’s wind generation capacity. We'll explain what the order did and what Trump has said about wind energy.