This Is What 200 Tons of Marine Debris Looks Like ... From Just 12 Miles of Alaska's Coastline

EcoWatch
Jul 15, 2016, 9:48 am41 pts
A cleanup crew recovered 200 tons of trash from just 12 miles of Alaska 's coastline around Prince William Sound. Gulf of Alaska Keeper (GoAK), a nonprofit dedicated to picking up debris around the state, filled 1,200 "super sacks" and collected thousands of buoys, marine debris specialist Scott Groves said.…

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