| Boston Shipping Lanes Changed To Protect Whales |
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| Saturday, 07 July 2007 16:58 | |||
On July 1, the shipping lanes in Boston Harbor were changed to help avoid collisions with the endangered North Atlantic right whales in the harbor. The shift adds about 4 nautical miles to the route ships must take to enter and leave the harbor. It is the first time in United States history that a shipping channel has been changed to protect wildife.
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