L.A. County to reimburse Long Beach for marine debris removal

LONG BEACH — A vast majority of the 4,500 tons of marine debris removed from Long Beach’s marinas and beaches is sourced from what qualifies as a river in this part of the world. City and county officials have been working together to make sure the foreign and local debris...

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Teresa Clark says:

June 4, 2016 at 1:28 pm

Are Wilmington’s Marinas going to involved in any clean ups because they receive a huge amount of trash from the L.A. River?

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