BC Ferries aims to cut underwater noise by 50% to help protect whales
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- Colour and letter = owner: B BLACK PRESSI INDEPENDENTG GLACIERP POSTMEDIAC BROADCASTR REGIONAL OWNERS
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Independent · 1 version · 1 outlet
- BC Ferries aims to lower underwater noise by 50% to reduce impacts on southern resident killer whales
Quieter ferries could be coming to B.C.'s coast, with BC Ferries partnering with the federal government on measures that aim to reduce its underwater noise by 50 per cent.
Broadcast · 1 version · 1 outlet
- After humpback whale death, BC Ferries aims to cut underwater noise by 50 per cent
The death of a humpback whale believed to have been struck by a BC Ferries vessel is adding urgency to a new commitment by the company to reduce the impact of its operations on marine life.
Zoomer · 1 version · 1 outlet
- BC Ferries aims to cut underwater noise by 50% to help protect whales
BC Ferries is aiming to cut the underwater noise its vessels produce in key Southern Resident orca whale habitat by 50 per cent by 2036.
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