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Marsha L. Green, Ph.D. Low Frequency Active Sonar (LFA sonar) is a Dangerous Technology

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First published at 06:50 UTC on July 12th, 2020.

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THE USNAVY'S LOW FREQUENCY ACTIVE SONAR:CAUSE FOR CONCERN
Marsha L. Green, Ph.D. - Ocean Mammal Institute, Albright College*

Low frequency active sonar (LFA sonar) is a dangerous technology that hasthe potential to kill, deafen and/or disorien…

THE USNAVY'S LOW FREQUENCY ACTIVE SONAR:CAUSE FOR CONCERN
Marsha L. Green, Ph.D. - Ocean Mammal Institute, Albright College*

Low frequency active sonar (LFA sonar) is a dangerous technology that hasthe potential to kill, deafen and/or disorient whales, dolphins and allmarine life, as well as humans, in the water. It is the loudest sound everput into the world's oceans. The U.S. Navy is planning to deploy it in 80%of the world's oceans at a level of 240 decibels in order to detect quietsubmarines. NATO also has this technology and in 1995 LFA sonar testing byNATO in the Mediterranean resulted in a stranding of beaked whales.

http://rodadas.anp.gov.br/arquivos/Round9/sismica_R9/Bibliografia/Green%202002%20-%20Efeitos%20de%20sonar%20em%20mamiferos%20USA%20Navy.pdf
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