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  1. BC Ferries operates services near Vancouver, serving Sunshine Coast residents, and provided a statement to Global News.

BC Ferries commits to 50% noise reduction in whale habitat

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What happened

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BC Ferries entered a conservation agreement with the Government of Canada, Transport Canada, and the Department of Fisheries. The agreement mandates that BC Ferries aims to reduce underwater noise by 50% by 2036 in critical habitat for Southern Resident orca whales. The company plans to meet this target through modifying existing ferries, replacing vessels, and changing operational practices.

From dailyhive.com

Why it matters

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The conservation agreement requires BC Ferries to undertake significant operational and capital changes to its fleet. These mandates necessitate substantial investment in fleet replacement and modifications to comply with the new noise reduction standards.

BC Ferries operates services near Vancouver, serving Sunshine Coast residents.

From dailyhive.com

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    BC Ferries might incur significant capital expenditure for fleet replacement and modifications to meet the noise reduction mandate.

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