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Introduction
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Jason Gadke
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Chris Gabriel
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Bob Ziack
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Anna Shirovich
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Leah Hatch
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Questions
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Craig Miller KQED
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Harvey Lifert freelancer
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Hydrophones
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Gulf of Mexico
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Seismic Sounds
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Preliminary Data
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Acoustic Pollution
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Acoustic Habitat
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Boat Traffic
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Whale Communication
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Noise Reduction
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Open Questions
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Commercial Vessel Traffic
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Increased Ocean Noise
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Positive Impacts
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Baselines
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Challenges
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US Navy
Description:
Explore a unique scientific investigation into the effects of reduced ocean noise during the COVID-19 pandemic on marine life in this AGU Fall Meeting 2020 press briefing. Discover how researchers utilized existing underwater listening devices to study the impact of decreased shipping, fishing, tourism, and ocean development on marine mammals and other sea creatures. Learn about preliminary findings, acoustic pollution, and the concept of acoustic habitat. Hear actual audio recordings of marine mammals communicating in a quieter ocean environment. Gain insights into the challenges and opportunities presented by this unprecedented situation, including the establishment of new baselines for ocean noise levels. Understand the potential long-term implications for marine conservation and the importance of balancing human activities with the health of ocean ecosystems.

Listening to a Quieter Ocean in the Pandemic

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