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  • Do you think this has nothing to do with your town? Think again. Voting yes could mean the 1,000 wind turbines off Cape Cod National Seashore, transmission cables landing in Seashore towns, substations in Seashore towns and massive transmission lines above ground; and any future industrial wind turbine project.
  • The ‘Commonwealth Wind’ project with transmission cables landing proposed at the controversial Dowses Beach location has already changed its name.
  • This ballot question only in two districts on Cape Cod, is not a legal question and therefore non-binding and
    non-enforceable. 
  • Ask yourself, is this question worded deceptively? If you have any questions about voting NO on Question 7, please continue to read the information on this website.

Protect our Seashore,
Protect our Future

Welcome to SaveCapeCod.com, a dedicated hub for active citizens who cherish the unique beauty and historic and cultural significance of Cape Cod National Seashore and Cape Cod. Our mission is to rally community action against the proposed Atlantic Wind Lease Sale 11 (ATLW-11) by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM), which threatens the integrity of our marine and coastal environments.

Outer Cape Industrial Wind Turbines from Highland Light.
Simulation from the Bureau of Ocean and Energy Management.