Marine debris won’t stop, but neither will those cleaning it up

Marine debris neatly organized before it’s rebagged and weighed. (Photo by Aaron Bolton / KBBI News)Millions of pounds of plastic debris washes up on the Gulf of Alaska’s remote shores each year. It washes up faster than it can be collected and clean-up efforts cost millions. That can seem overwhelming for volunteers who are out there year after year, cleaning the same beaches. But, one man doesn’t let that discourage him in the slightest.
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