Acoustic smog from ship traffic harms North Atlantic right whales
A federal and Cornell study finds underwater noise from ships has reduced the whale communication area by two thirds in Stellwagen Bank and surrounding Massachusetts waters. Researchers warn noise affects feeding, reproduction, and stress levels for the endangered species, with broader implications for other sound‑dependent whales.
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North Atlantic
Cornell University
Stellwagen Bank
Massachusetts
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Massachusetts Bay
Stellwagen Bank Marine Sanctuary
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Cape Cod Bay
Drug gangs use Costa Rica parks as drug routes
Traffickers use Costa Rica's parks as stop off points to move cocaine from Colombia to the United States and grow marijuana. In Costa Rica authorities seized more than 6.6 tons of cocaine in the first half of this year, with park rangers uncovering encampments and supplies in mangrove swamps near Manuel Antonio National Park.
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Manuel Antonio
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Central America
United States
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Palo Seco Park
U.S
Carlos Martinez
Quepos
San Jose
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