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June 12, 2009
Posted by Michael Jasny in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
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- cetaceans, marinemammals, navy, sonar, thebends, whales
One of the big questions in marine mammal research these days is how Navy mid-frequency sonar kills marine mammals. Some scientists have looked to decompression sickness, or "the bends," for an answer, since investigators have repeatedly found bends-like symptoms in...continued→
April 9, 2009
Posted by Michael Jasny in Reviving the World's Oceans
, Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
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- dolphins, hawaii, marinemammals, navysonar, whales, whalestrandings
The Obama Administration has put a premium on good science in environmental policy, but some folks in the Navy don't seem to have gotten the message. In a study soon to be published in Biology Letters, researchers exposed a captive...continued→
June 26, 2008
Posted by Michael Jasny in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
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- colbert, midfrequencysonar, navysonar, nrdcv.winter, supremecourt
It is as we all feared. Stephen Colbert threw his considerable legal acumen into the ring last night, weighing in on NRDC v. Winter – our case about naval sonar training off California, which the Supreme Court will hear in...continued→
June 24, 2008
Posted by Michael Jasny in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
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- midfrequencysonar, navysonar, nrdcv.winter, southerncalifornia, supremecourt, whales
One thing you get when your lawsuit is taken up by the Supreme Court, aside from supportive calls from friends, is a lot of interest from the media. That happened yesterday when the Supreme Court agreed to hear NRDC v....continued→
June 19, 2008
Posted by Michael Jasny in Moving Beyond Oil
, Reviving the World's Oceans
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- exxonmobil, hanaleibay, madagascar, melonheadedwhales, oceannoise, offshoreoil, whalestrandings
As offshore oil gets dragged once again onto the political scene, it’s worth remembering the environmental costs that led to the adoption of an offshore moratorium in the first place. One of the seminal events in the modern environmental movement...continued→