Since 2013, seasonal voluntary ship strike mitigation measures, including a speed reduction area (SRA) and a no-go area, were implemented annually and largely adopted by the maritime industry to reduce the risks of lethal collisions with four species of baleen whales.
The result: a reduction in air pollution, the risk of oil spills, and the chance of lethal collisions with humpback whales, plus millions of dollars each year to fund interpretive and educational programs, monitoring, and research.
And a recent government study said lightening the heaviest S.U.V.'s and pickups would save lives by making them less lethal in collisions with other vehicles.
One thing that led to this, he said, was "wrong coaching techniques" that push students too hard, which can make a sport with body contact and collision, like judo, lethal.
As players get faster, stronger and larger — there are now more than 400 players in the league who weigh more than 300 pounds, or about 135 kilograms; 30 years ago there were three — violent collisions are more lethal.
lethal concentration with 50% lethality.
lethal dose with 50% lethality.
It was an uproarious festival event at Cannes when it premiered there earlier this year, and I defy anyone not to admire the extravagant horror of the head-on collision scene which does indeed offer a lethal roar of entertainment.
Evolutionary biologist Ernst Mayr once argued that human intelligence is itself a lethal mutation that has put the species on a collision course with its own and possibly even the planet's extinction.
With his right to a fair trial and her right to be spared a second assault on a collision course, the role of the media becomes absolutely lethal.
