They're working to get rid of the plastic, trash in the ocean, starting in South FloridaDebris Free Oceans is actively working to address plastic pollution in Miami-Dade by focusing on prevention and community engagement.
Photos: A morning aboard the Raccoon, picking up debris at high tide in the bayThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers efficiently removed 7.5 tons of marine debris during king tide conditions, improving estuary safety.
King tides surface a murky problem for the bay: debrisMary Spicer is actively addressing shoreline pollution in the Bay Area, particularly after high tides cause increased debris.
They're working to get rid of the plastic, trash in the ocean, starting in South FloridaDebris Free Oceans is actively working to address plastic pollution in Miami-Dade by focusing on prevention and community engagement.
Photos: A morning aboard the Raccoon, picking up debris at high tide in the bayThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers efficiently removed 7.5 tons of marine debris during king tide conditions, improving estuary safety.
King tides surface a murky problem for the bay: debrisMary Spicer is actively addressing shoreline pollution in the Bay Area, particularly after high tides cause increased debris.
The shocking number of shipping containers lost at sea every year wreak havoc on ocean lifeOver 20,000 shipping containers are lost to the ocean in recent years, with severe implications for marine ecosystems and coastal cleanliness.
What harmful microbes are lurking in the world's 7 billion tonnes of plastic waste?Over 2,000 volunteers removed 40 tonnes of plastic from the oceans, highlighting the urgent need for comprehensive action against plastic pollution.
Giant, blue bales washed up on SLO County beaches. What are they?Unusual items like cotton bales washing up on San Luis Obispo County shores drew attention.Reports of bales of cotton and empty wine barrels washing up led to investigations by various agencies.