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Journal Article
Inuit warn mine shipping traffic may harm narwhals
2022
Overview
Although representatives of the Baffinland Iron Mines Corporation argue that shipping traffic from their proposed Mary River mine expansion in Nunavut (Arctic Canada) will not harm narwhals (Monodon monoceros), a video jointly released in early Jan by the Mittimatalik Hunters and Trappers Organization (MHTO) and Oceans North features a hunter from the Mittimatalik Inuit community expressing concerns about recently observed declines in narwhal populations. In an interview, former MHTO chair Eric Ootoovak says \"there used to be a lot of narwhals in Milne Inlet, but they seem to have vanished over the years\". In summer 2021, added Ootoovak in the video that all the whales were concentrated in Tremblay Sound, where there is no shipping noise.
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Ecological Society of America
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