In Alaska, a lawsuit is being filed against the National
Marine Fisheries Service for issuing permits that allow high-intensity seismic
testing around an endangered beluga whales’ habitat. The earsplitting underwater
noise threatens the survival of these creatures by making it impossible for
them to locate any food via sonic radar. There are only 284 left in the world,
and things such as oil and gas drilling only add to the chaos. The judge should
find favour with the plaintiff, since the NMFS had no right to further endanger
these beautiful belugas.
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