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Hats off to Senator Whitehouse for another great Leaders Day

Hats off to Senator Sheldon Whitehouse and his staff for putting together the Energy, Environment and Oceans Leaders Day, Friday, Dec. 1 at the Rhode Island Convention Center. This is the 14th year …

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Conservationists to sue NOAA Fisheries after killer whale deaths in Alaska

The Center for Biological Diversity is planning to sue NOAA Fisheries following the revelation that nine killer whales have been killed in 2023.

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Peltola has questions about orca deaths

U.S Rep. Mary Peltola, D-Alaska, is looking for answers following recent reports from NOAA Fisheries regulators that nine killer whales were inadvertently caught and killed this year in Bering Sea

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Representative Peltola Urges Immediate Action Following NOAA Fisheries Report on Killer Whale Bycatch

Representative Peltola Urges Immediate Action Following NOAA Fisheries Report on Killer Whale Bycatch
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Protect Hundreds of Whales From Dehydrating to Death

A total of 230 pilot whales washed up on the shores of an Australian island; the majority dehydrated to death under the hot sun. Scientists cite climate change, habitat loss, and overfishing as the likely causes of this event and warn against future catastrophes of similar scale. Demand we do more to protect our oceans and their animals.

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