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Oceans are growing a lot more algae than they used to, and a sweeping new study of 1.2 million satellite images just revealed the full scale of a transformation that began reshaping marine ecosystems around 2008
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (716+ words) Oceans are growing far more algae than before — and a sweeping new study reveals the full scale of a transformation reshaping marine ecosystems Stretches of open ocean that once ran clear to the horizon are increasingly blanketed by floating mats…...
Scientists listened for porpoises inside a tidal-energy zone and discovered the tide itself can bury their clicks beneath 29 decibels of underwater noise
2+ day, 22+ hour ago (568+ words) Tracking marine mammal echolocation clicks is complex due to noise in tidal energy zones. Global offshore renewable projects are rapidly expanding to meet increasing clean power demand. A technology rising in popularity is underwater turbines harnessing the energy from tides....
Free of offshore wind turbines, dolphins off Florida's coast may be hunting by ear and 62 hours of underwater recordings show exactly where their clicks, whistles, and acoustic hotspots converge
6+ day, 14+ hour ago (474+ words) Ocean waters along the southeastern United States host complex biological communities where sound plays a fundamental role in survival. For marine mammals, acoustic signals represent the primary tool for navigating, communicating, and locating prey in murky environments. Dolphins rely on…...
Three mountain lions walked up to a spring inside America’s old nuclear test site, and that same night a herd of wild donkeys arrived at the very same water
1+ week, 22+ hour ago (528+ words) An old nuclear test site in Nevada accidentally became a wildlife refuge. The United States has considerable amounts of vast federal land – some remain active, while others sit idle. Some security sites have such strict access that the environment inadvertently…...
Cameras hidden around America’s old nuclear test site took 393 pictures of mountain lions in one year, and at least four cats now call the restricted desert home
1+ week, 1+ day ago (564+ words) Mountain lions have made an old federal nuclear test site their new refuge. Across the United States, several federal restricted zones have played varying roles over the years. In general, public access and hunting are banned from these heavily guarded…...
Nearly 30,000 images showed gulls using France’s FLOATGEN turbine as a daytime rest stop and nighttime dormitory, while only two collisions appeared in nearly 2,000 analyzed flight sequences
1+ week, 3+ day ago (545+ words) Gulls are taking advantage of France’s offshore floating turbine during the day and night. Offshore wind energy has evolved from nearshore installations to deep-sea power generators. As more nations adopt the floating technology, understanding the potential wildlife impacts grows more…...
An Ohio wind farm switched on ultrasonic “bat repellents” at 16 test turbines, and eastern red bat deaths roughly doubled instead of falling
2+ week, 22+ hour ago (606+ words) Researchers found the best strategy to mitigate bat mortality based on an Ohio wind farm study. The United States’ clean energy needs have significantly changed since the rapid adoption of digital infrastructure. Higher electricity demands now require high-capacity generation, with…...
Microphones bolted to 22 German turbine nacelles picked up bat mating calls inside the rotor zone, and thermal cameras showed the animals packing in toward the nacelle instead of passing the tower by
2+ week, 1+ day ago (781+ words) Every autumn night across central Germany, something climbs a wind tower that was never designed to receive it. Then another, and another, circling the housing at the top while broadcasting calls that carry hundreds of feet across open farmland. The…...
Jellyfish shut down a French nuclear reactor twice in a row, but they are far from the only animals targeting our infrastructure
2+ week, 6+ day ago (312+ words) While it is easy to write off this coastal incident as an isolated stroke of bad luck, environmental data suggests otherwise. Gravelines is merely the most visible example of a broader, accelerating trend: wild animals routinely colliding with, infiltrating, and…...
Two microphones listened to a future North Dakota wind farm for seven months, and software counted 10 little brown bats until biologists checked the recordings and cut the number in half
3+ week, 2+ day ago (566+ words) North Dakota wants to expand its wind capacity, but an automated acoustic survey delivered mixed results. Renewable energy infrastructure must rapidly scale globally to meet high electricity demands. In the United States, wind power is key to addressing these needs,…...