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Science experts reject claim offshore wind work is killing whales

They testify warming ocean temperatures are changing the migration patterns of prey-fish whales eat, bringing whales into ocean shipping super-highways

New jerseyUnited statesRutgers universityChris smithJosh kohutDouglas nowacekShawn latouretteDanielle brownJeff van drewDavid matthauTechnology committeeJersey state senate republicansDuke university marine labAssembly scienceMarine mammal stranding centerBurbo bank wind farm now fully operational

Whale deaths linked to climate change — not wind farm development, according to NJDEP

Outcry over whale deaths has intensified, and everyone is looking for an explanation.

Antwan mcclellanShawn latouretteAssembly scienceJersey department of environmental protectionTechnology committeeNew jersey departmentEnvironmental protection commissionerGeneral assemblyJersey shoreR cape mayEast coast

30th dolphin strands itself on a New Jersey beach

A bottlenose dolphin, a dependent calf, was found at Rutgers Cape Shore Laboratory in the Cape May Court House section of Middle Township on Wednesday.

Cape may court houseNew jerseyUnited statesChris smithDan alexanderPhil murphyJeff van drewJersey animal health diagnostic laboratory in ewingMarine mammal stranding centerTechnology committeeRutgers cape shore laboratoryAssembly scienceRutgers cape shoreMiddle townshipDelaware bayNew jersey animal health diagnostic laboratory

Science experts reject claim offshore wind work is killing whales

They testify warming ocean temperatures are changing the migration patterns of prey-fish whales eat, bringing whales into ocean shipping super-highways

New jerseyUnited statesRutgers universityJosh kohutDanielle brownJeff van drewShawn latouretteDouglas nowacekDavid matthauChris smithAssembly scienceMarine mammal stranding centerJersey state senate republicansTechnology committeeBurbo bank wind farm now fully operationalDuke university marine lab

30th dolphin strands itself on a New Jersey beach

A bottlenose dolphin, a dependent calf, was found at Rutgers Cape Shore Laboratory in the Cape May Court House section of Middle Township on Wednesday.

United statesCape may court houseNew jerseyDan alexanderJeff van drewChris smithPhil murphyTechnology committeeMarine mammal stranding centerAssembly scienceJersey animal health diagnostic laboratory in ewingRutgers cape shore laboratoryRutgers cape shoreMiddle townshipDelaware bayNew jersey animal health diagnostic laboratory

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