We do have over the delay to report around the base left in the life of now our camera by sixty four westbound just past the runway tunnel thats where delays began mainly for those headed toward hampton blvd not realising that hughes will slow down we see headed toward eight three a so good news if youre headed there but again making its way toward a one in to ym thing that slowed down about three quarters of the way down on five sixty four west so a few more minutes to report to work on time back in the Traffic Network maps the rest of the area doing pretty well. You want to remind you that j r b opens at noon today so if youre planning to cross the bridge during lunch time they will use the modern era back instead to get between newport news and stuff but become the next few minutes well head to western freeway right now seeing good traffic flow one sixty four east headed toward fifty eight will check that together though ill give you an update in just a few men are ashley thank you
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Noise pollution is penetrating further into our oceans, endangering marine animals
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Dolphins use echolocation to find prey, but researchers are finding that sound is important to most marine animals.
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Human-generated noise pollution is increasingly dominating our oceans and drowning out marine life, with potentially negative consequences for our marine ecosystems.
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Most marine animals rely on sound for survival, but there s a lot of uncertainty about how human-generated noise impacts them
Human sounds are increasing: noise along international shipping routes jumped 32-fold in 50 years
Researchers argue noise needs to be considered alongside physical pollution when assessing the potential impact of development