China"s Nuclear Submarines Interfering With Mammalian Sea Life
The Chinese have a few old Russian Nuclear Submarines, most all military analysts laugh about this, because the Russians truly sold the Chinese a bunch of floating junk.
Worse, these Russian submarines are a maintenance nightmare, and they make noise underwater that seriously harms mammalian sea life.
In fact, the non-nuclear submarines that China's military has are even worse, and it is causing quite a stir, over at Green Peace, the animal rights and environmental activist group.
In fact, Green Peace now has a way to track the Chinese Submarines around the globe, which is not very hard.
And they promise to do so until China's military demonstrates that the actual sound signatures of each and every submarine.
Luckily, Green Peace has such technology to check and make sure those frequencies, sounds, and modulations of each submarine at various speeds from 2 knots all the way to 40 knots (yah, they wish) do not interfere with the navigation and communication of;
There is a huge animal rights push to call the Chinese onto the carpet for their avoidance of international law, and the rights of mammalian sea life.
This will make the Chinese look very bad to the rest of the world and will be in all the newspapers and TV stations causing a huge loss of confidence in the Chinese Government.
Boycotts of all Chinese products around the world will be scheduled if the Chinese do not prove that their submarines are able to travel in the open seas without hurting sea life.
China already has a very disastrous record when it comes to mammalian aquatic species for instance the Fresh Water Yangtze River Dolphins which are nearly extinct due to unbelievable amounts of pollution.
Will China submit the sound signatures of its military submarines and do the right thing, or will Green Peace have to continue to get the signatures on their own.
So far, the organization has several recorded signatures, and some are quite atrocious and causing harm to sea life, as a source explained to me, one who would not relinquish her name due to fear of Chinese retribution on environmental groups.
Worse, these Russian submarines are a maintenance nightmare, and they make noise underwater that seriously harms mammalian sea life.
In fact, the non-nuclear submarines that China's military has are even worse, and it is causing quite a stir, over at Green Peace, the animal rights and environmental activist group.
In fact, Green Peace now has a way to track the Chinese Submarines around the globe, which is not very hard.
And they promise to do so until China's military demonstrates that the actual sound signatures of each and every submarine.
Luckily, Green Peace has such technology to check and make sure those frequencies, sounds, and modulations of each submarine at various speeds from 2 knots all the way to 40 knots (yah, they wish) do not interfere with the navigation and communication of;
- Dolphins
- Killer Whales
- Larger Whales
There is a huge animal rights push to call the Chinese onto the carpet for their avoidance of international law, and the rights of mammalian sea life.
This will make the Chinese look very bad to the rest of the world and will be in all the newspapers and TV stations causing a huge loss of confidence in the Chinese Government.
Boycotts of all Chinese products around the world will be scheduled if the Chinese do not prove that their submarines are able to travel in the open seas without hurting sea life.
China already has a very disastrous record when it comes to mammalian aquatic species for instance the Fresh Water Yangtze River Dolphins which are nearly extinct due to unbelievable amounts of pollution.
Will China submit the sound signatures of its military submarines and do the right thing, or will Green Peace have to continue to get the signatures on their own.
So far, the organization has several recorded signatures, and some are quite atrocious and causing harm to sea life, as a source explained to me, one who would not relinquish her name due to fear of Chinese retribution on environmental groups.