Here’s something a little lighter than usual. A rather crass and tentative example of the intersection of science and art, but an example nonetheless!
Acoustic Ecology News- Floating in whalesong
- (Update alert): Queensland Health joins other Australian govts in recommending 2km (1.2 mi) wind farm setbacks
- Falmouth board hears from dozens of wind farm neighbors
- One Falmouth turbine shut down by state DEP
- Tension builds over expanded whale “takes” in new Navy sonar EIS
- Cook Inlet seismic survey permits challenged in court
- Vermont wind farm challenged in court for intruding on nearby wilderness
- Maine wind farm reimburses everyone in town for their electric bill costs
- Falmouth selectmen, town meeting continue to tangle over wind turbines
- WV wind farm: 55dB limit is being met in long-term average levels, while peaks continue to trouble neighbors
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