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Noise from Offshore Wind Farm Construction Could Harm Marine Mammal Life
Offshore wind farms are being championed as a major player in future carbon-reduction targets, but their construction could have consequences to marine life, according to an international team of researchers, who have developed a method for assessing how the construction of the wind farms, especially the noise involved, will impact marine mammal populations.
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