Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Arctic-Sunrise-1st-Mate-Sergiy-Demydov-during-Atlantic-Ocean-Tour-27MZIFJXXPELP.htmlConceptually similarAcoustic Research Conducted near the US Atlantic CoastGP0STR79XCompleted★★★★Acoustic Research Conducted near the US Atlantic CoastGP0STR7AGCompleted★★★★Acoustic Research Conducted near the US Atlantic CoastGP0STR79ICompleted★★★★Acoustic Research Conducted near the US Atlantic CoastGP0STR7AZCompleted★★★★Acoustic Research Conducted near the US Atlantic CoastGP0STR7B4Completed★★★★Acoustic Research Conducted near the US Atlantic CoastGP0STR7A7Completed★★★★Acoustic Research Conducted near the US Atlantic CoastGP0STR7AACompleted★★★★Acoustic Research Conducted near the US Atlantic CoastGP0STR7ABCompleted★★★★Acoustic Research Conducted near the US Atlantic CoastGP0STR7AKCompleted★★★★★★View AllGP0STR9HNArctic Sunrise 1st Mate Sergiy Demydov during Atlantic Ocean TourArctic Sunrise 1st Mate Sergiy Demydov checks a HARP acoustical listening device from the pilot door of the ship. While the Arctic Sunrise traveled between Virginia and North Carolina, Greenpeace partnered with researchers from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and the Whale Acoustics Laboratory to deploy acoustic monitoring equipment that will help estimate sound exposure levels on marine mammals including whales and dolphins. This research will help in understanding the impact of seismic blasting and ocean noise in the Atlantic Ocean which the Trump administration wants to sell off to oil and gas companies. The Arctic Sunrise is on an Atlantic Coast Tour.Locations:United States of AmericaDate:25 Oct, 2017Credit:© Tim Aubry / GreenpeaceMaximum size:1673px X 2180pxKeywords:Day-Educational and research equipment-Greenpeace crew-KWCI (GPI)-Measuring tools-Men-MY Arctic Sunrise-Oceans (campaign title)-One person-Research-ScienceShoot:Arctic Sunrise US Atlantic Coast TourGreenpeace’s historic ship, the Arctic Sunrise, begins a month long tour along the Atlantic Coast in the United States. The tour focuses on the urgent issue of single-use plastics and microplastics in our waters, and the need to protect our coasts and climate from seismic blasting and offshore oil drilling.
