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Japan Tsunami Marine Debris | Thank You Ocean

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Darr; Skip to Main Content. What You Can Do. Japan Tsunami Marine Debris. Habitat Destruction and Degradation. Solution: Marine Protected Areas. Student and Teacher Resources. Japan Tsunami Marine Debris. What is the state of California Doing? What is the federal government doing? What should you do if you see Japan Tsunami Marine Debris? Tsunami Debris Field Guide (graphic). Thank You Ocean Videos related to Japan Tsunami Marine Debris. It is important to remember though, that marine debris. CalEMA is i...

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Grays Harbor Council of Governments

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To the Grays Harbor Council of Governments - founded in 1960! Data: Local and Regional. Maps and GIS Services. Meeting Calendar and Agenda. Members and Representatives to the Board. Planning and Community Development. SR 109 Corridor Management Plan. Local Transportation Improvement Plans. Other Transportation Planning Efforts. Useful Links: Local, State and Federal. Public Funding Newsletter July 2016. The third installment for 2016 of the quarterly. GHCOG Public Funding Notification Alert. July 2016: G...

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The Yurok Tribe Environmental Program

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Yurok Economic Development Corp. Please follow links for Divisions. Contact info for all YTEP staff. 707) 482-1822 ext. 1009 office. 707) 482-1822 ext. 1002 office. 707) 482-1822 x 1001 office. 15900 Hwy 101 N. Klamath, CA 95548. The Yurok Tribe Environmental Program's (YTEP) mission is to protect the lands, air and water resources of the Yurok Reservation for the benefit of current and future generations of tribal members. The Pollution Prevention Division focuses on protecting Yurok Reservation resourc...

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Information on efforts to address marine debris resulting from the 2011 Japanese Tsunami | California Ocean Protection Council

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Skip to Main Content. Seafloor and Coastal Mapping. Emerging Uses and Threats. Information on efforts to address marine debris resulting from the 2011 Japanese Tsunami. On March 11 of 2011 a 9.0 magnitude earthquake stuck off the coast of Tōhoku, Japan and generated a tsunami wave that washed debris from land into the Pacific Ocean. Some of the debris washed into the ocean is expected to reach U.S. and Canadian shores over the next several years. Japan Tsunami Marine Debris Resources. NOAA is leading eff...

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Sandy Point Block Watch, Ferndale, WA

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A smorgasbord of tips on calling 911, courtesy of West Seattle Blockwatch Captains’ Network. Click here to read the full story. Japan Tsunami Marine Debris Joint Information Center. Because of the magnitude of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. We are sharing our tools for professional communicators or community leaders; posting fact sheets, multimedia and agency contacts for members of the media; and disseminating reliable information for the general public.

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Because of the unforeseen nature of some emergencies, no one can fully guarantee that you will receive a timely notification every time. Stay informed by also monitoring other reliable public safety warning and information systems (such as television and radio). You may also subscribe to local text alerts to your mobile device (see WHERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO NIXLE TEXT ALERTS. Under the Pages list below). IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT THIS BLOG. Only one of your sources of information. Other direct information sources...