your article is lame

here is real information

https://capecodcommission.org/resource-library/file/?url=/dept/commission/team/Website_Resources/dcpc/Whales_and_Sound_KS_PCCS.pdf

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Damn hit em with the source quick. Respect

you seem to like executive summaries -- i recommend you spend more time reading primary research

You are hand selecting one out of many papers to fit your opinion. Does it actually conform fatality do to harmonics from turbines?

There really is no logic to focusing on potential threats when confirmed threats are being ignored. This is basically anti wind generating propaganda at this point, that rewards gas, coil, and oil companies

Humpback whale strandings across the East Coast have been elevated for the past seven years, an “unusual mortality event” as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Fisheries department calls it. Scientists were able to examine about half of the 178 animals that were reported, and of those, about 40% showed evidence of being killed by ships, or by entanglement with fishing gear. That may have to do with their food sources, mostly small fish, moving closer to shore, bringing more whales into danger from being hit by large boats in shipping lanes. The results for the other whale carcasses were inconclusive, often due to the bodies being too decomposed to examine properly.

Lol, okay. Lame or not. Clearly it is probably irritating for humpback whales. There isn’t proof of death contributed by them. What is very much killing whales is boat collisions and fishing nets. Which is not being addressed as it should to reduce casualties. Cruise ships harmonics in the water block whale communication as well. So as citizens, we have to ask ourselves, what is the best way to apply positive change for marine life? Do we stop callous fishing methods and the old and rich boating around obnoxious cruise ships?or do we stop wind turbines, which will contribute to a further energy crisis thats occurring on the planet?