worse than the crime. environmental activists from new jersey believe there is a cover-up going on with the shocking number of dead whales washing up on the beach. we reported last week that a seventh whale washed up dead on the jersey shore and how on that same day governor phil murphy gave the go ahead forever a huge offshore wind project. these wind farms aren t up yet but some activist claim the surveying process is killing the whales. but something interesting happened to whale number 7. we got an autopsy. a public one. something we didn t get for the first six. the investigation led by the atlantic marine conservation society said the whale was killed by a boat and as far as they could tell, it had no ties to offshore wind. and the wind company said it wasn t their boat that hit the whale and i guess primetime is just going to have to take the wind company at their word. but here s the problem. two board members for the group conducting the autopsy are tied to offshore wind. on
On Friday, September 23rd, Hyaenas will play in Nelson at The Royal to celebrate their new single “It's Not Up to Me.” The band teamed up with a local favourite, the Hillties, for the show. “We’re excited to share the night with them,” says Hyaenas lead singer and guitarist Sophie Hepnell. Embodying the energy and ferocity of the animal they are named after, Vancouver-based