Category Archives: Noise Pollution
Some good news in improving technologies!
Perhaps one of the more salient benefits of our work on ocean noise pollution is that unlike solid and chemical pollution, when the noise goes away, it is gone. This gives us reasons for optimism, particularly as we see efforts … Continue reading
Posted in Noise Pollution, Seismic Surveys
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The Arctic is on Everybody’s Sonar Lately
Last week we attended an Acoustic Society conference in San Diego. This time I didn’t deliver a paper so it was mostly a reconnaissance trip – both to catch up with colleagues and to introduce Gwynn, our Digital Assets Manager … Continue reading
Posted in Fossil Fuel Industry, Noise Pollution, Ocean Life
Tagged arctic, conservation, noise pollution, Oil, seals, whales
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Mitigating offshore wind farm noise
One of the hot topics at the recent International Quiet Ocean Experiment in Paris was the noise impacts of offshore wind farms. It seems that while the American Oilmen are furiously trying to carve up the Arctic for fossil fuel, … Continue reading
Posted in Fossil Fuel Industry, Noise Pollution
Tagged bubble curtain, bubbles, costs, deadly, energy, noise, pile driving, pollution, wind farm
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