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Could Miami’s Ultra music festival be so loud it’s bad for fish?

Jenny Staletovich and Joey Flechase for the Miami Herald write: Last week when University of Miami scientists raised concerns about damage to research fish if Ultra moves its thumping, bone-rattling electronic dance music festival near the school’s labs on Virginia Key, their objections were met with a good measure of disdain. Read full article here.

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Jenny Staletovich and Joey Flechase for the Miami Herald write: Last week when University of Miami scientists raised concerns about damage to research fish if Ultra moves its thumping, bone-rattling electronic dance music festival near the school’s labs on Virginia Key, their objections were met with a good measure of disdain. Read full article here.

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