Meghan Lapp of the Center for Sustainable Fisheries ripped offshore wind projects for deafening and eventually killing whale species after another carcass washed ashore in NJ.
Meghan Lapp of the Center for Sustainable Fisheries discusses an alarming uptick in whale deaths allegedly caused by offshore wind energy projects.beach Monday, making it the ninth carcass to wash ashore in the Northeast in the last two months and begging questions as to why the string of deaths began.
Lapp said Taiwanese environmental groups raised awareness about the problem in their own country as well when whales started washing up"dead and dead." Wind turbines in Atlantic City, N.J. Locals in nearby communities have come out in opposition to the construction of similar offshore developments. "Sound is critical for communication, and important for navigation, finding food and avoiding predators."Lapp said there are thousands of turbines planned for the U.S. East Coast.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Islanders fail in latest ‘must-win’ with alarming shootout loss to SenatorsSo, although the Islanders took home a point Tuesday night for a second straight game, the fact they lost another winnable match is alarming.
続きを読む »
Alarming list of toxic chemicals in Ohio train derailment releasedThe Environmental Protection Agency has released the list of toxic chemicals released in the Ohio train derailment incident.
続きを読む »
Biden-Harris Administration Continues Unprecedented Efforts to Increase Transparency of Nursing Home OwnershipHHS is committed to improving the safety & quality of care in nursing homes & today, announced a new proposed rule requiring nursing homes to disclose additional ownership details -- increasing transparency & holding them accountable.
続きを読む »
US jets down 4 objects in 8 days, unprecedented in peacetimeA U.S. fighter jet shot down an “unidentified object” over Lake Huron on Sunday on orders from President Joe Biden
続きを読む »
Sherman adopts updated zoning map on cusp of unprecedented growth - Dallas Business JournalBetween two deals in 2021 and 2022, the city of about 45,000 people on the shores of Lake Texoma has secured commitments of more than $35 billion in investment and the promise of thousands of jobs from corporations that make semiconductors.
続きを読む »
Pandemic youth mental health toll unprecedented, data showThe pandemic took a harsh toll on U.S. teen girls’ mental health, with almost 60% reporting feelings of persistent sadness or hopelessness.
続きを読む »