A preliminary assessment of threats to arctic marine mammals and their conservation in the coming decades

By H. Huntington. 2009

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A New Framework for Assessing the Effects of Anthropogenic Sound on Marine Mammals in a Rapidly Changing Arctic (2012, background): “In some recent summaries (e.g., Ragen et al. 2008, Huntington 2009), ways of reducing the impacts of increasing human activity on Arctic marine mammals have been suggested, but none has been focused on how to address the aggregate increase in anthropogenic sound.”
Comparing marine mammal acoustic habitats in Atlantic and Pacific sectors of the High Arctic: year-long records from Fram Strait and the Chukchi Plateau (2012, background): “Sound from commercial shipping and seismic surveys is now ubiquitous in many temperate and tropical oceans (e.g. Hildebrand 2009), with airgun signals recorded >80% of days/months and at distances up to 5,000 km from the source in the North Atlantic basin (Nieukirk et al. 2004).”