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Animals News tagged with ship strikes

Blue Whale Washes Ashore in Northern California
Animals  (tags: blue whale, beached, ship strikes, killed )

Lone
- 148 days ago - news.yahoo.com
SAN FRANCISCO - A 70-foot, female blue whale that officials believe was struck by a ship has washed ashore on the Northern California coast in what scientists are calling a rare occurrence
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Battling for the Blues
Animals  (tags: santa barbara, conservation, activists, protecting blue whales, ship strikes, laws, endangered )

Simone
- 218 days ago - independent.com
Eleven years have passed since a plan was approved to help endangered blue whale populations recover, yet the federal agency in charge of enforcing the recovery effort is failing to take the mandatory steps to save the world's largest animal from
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Bush Administration Stalls Ship Strike Ruling for An Entire Year as Two More Endangered Whales Are Struck
Animals  (tags: bush administration, endangered whales, ship strikes, killing of whales, no protection, laws )

Simone
- 757 days ago - prnewswire.com
Ocean Conservancy asks how many more whales need to be killed or hurt before the Administration finally acts. Today marks the one-year anniversary of the Bush Administration's stall on putting protections in place for endangered whales from death
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Take Action:Ask Congress to Stop Ships From Killing Endangered Right Whales!
Animals  (tags: altantic right whales, ship strikes, whales killed, laws, legislation, bush adminstration )

Simone
- 758 days ago - ifaw.org
Fewer than 350 North Atlantic Right Whales are alive today, making the species one of the most critically endangered on the planet. And the leading cause of death to these whales is also the most easily prevented: collisions with ships. One year ago,
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Say Good-Bye to the Northern Right Whale
Animals  (tags: right whale, rights, whale, Passamaquoddy, Bay of Fundy, ship strikes, endangered whales )

Art
- 1104 days ago - groups.google.com
Increased ship traffic to Passamaquoddy Bay and elsewhere in the Bay of Fundy will result in a precipitous rise in ship strikes in the summer habitat of the Northern Right Whale. This will be devastating to this highly endangered species.
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