It’s not just NOAA that is looking for debris from the Japanese tsunami.
From The New York Times:
Kayakers in Washington have taken it upon themselves to explore remote islands for refuse, surfers in Oregon have posted cleanup guidelines on local beaches, and scuba divers in Hawaii have retrieved debris off the coast of Maui.
Their efforts have quickly become the backbone of a national effort to better understand what is washing up along thousands of miles of coastline.
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