An interesting article about whale songs in the New Scientist... near the end there is a mention of the fact that some species are panicked by the sonar waves emitted from naval vessels...
Will Greenpeace turn its back on the whales when all the proposed offshore turbines are being built?
www.newscientist.com/blogs/culturelab/2010/01/seeing-the-songs-of-whales.php
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We are fighting to save beautiful countryside and wild places all around the world from needless industrialization. This photo was taken from the Unesco Biosphere Reserve of Braunton Burrows, North Devon, looking towards the unspoilt hills that are to become the Fullabrook Down Wind Power Station.
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- Whale song
- Wonderful news!
- The March of The Tripods
- Mynydd y Gwair wind farm rejected
- Catherine Kaufman from Lancashire
- Mynydd y Gwair
- The Sunday Telegraph today
- They're not Green Episode 5
- Watch this video
- Links to two interesting websites
- Now we see it confirmed:
- BBC iplayer Good Morning WalesListen to Professor ...
- National Grid gas alerts
- More vandalism
- Dolphins
- Scarecrow wind turbines put birds to flight
- Wind Turbine burns
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