“It’s like playing on a highway. I mean, they’re literally feeding at the same time ships are coming in,” Eidman, 62, who runs Menhaden Defenders, told The Post.
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Drilling foundations for offshore wind turbines and sound pulses used to prepare for the 900-foot towers may be creating a “death zone” for whales, a former Greenpeace chief claims.
Patrick Moore, a co-founder of Greenpeace and its ex-president in
Canada, believes the acoustic systems used by vessels surveying the
ocean floor harm the marine mammals’ sense of hearing – risking their
crucial ability to navigate, and leading to more dead whales washing up
onshore. ---More...
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