War of the Whales

In "War of the Whales," celebrated author Joshua Horwitz presents a compelling investigation into a hidden US Navy program that uses high-intensity sound, leading to mass whale strandings. The narrative follows attorney Joel Reynolds as he courageously challenges the Navy's practices, and marine biologist Ken Balcomb, who grapples with a crisis of conscience over his past ties to the military. This gripping tale combines elements of legal drama, environmental activism, and military secrecy, creating an urgent call to accountability for the impact of national security on ocean life. With award-winning writing, the book sheds light on significant ethical dilemmas surrounding secrecy and its consequences for the marine environment.