Item Description
Michael Nedbal, with Makai Ocean Engineering and other staff at the Makai Research Pier in Waimanalo, spotted a bin floating in the water in front of Rabbit Island Tuesday morning. They knew right away that it was something important.
Translation Approval
Off
Media Type
Layer Type
Archive
Seeds
Geolocation
21.3461219, -157.7219293
Latitude
21.3461219
Longitude
-157.7219293
Location
21.3461219,-157.7219293
Media Creator Username
KH
Media Creator Realname
KH
Frequency
Archive Once
Scope
One Page
Language
Japanese
English
Media Date Create
Retweet
Off
Japanese Title
震災起因漂流物：Floating blue bin off Waimanalo may be Japan tsunami debris Read more(kitv) | 海ごみ情報 | 海ごみプラットフォームJAPAN
Japanese Description
Michael Nedbal, with Makai Ocean Engineering and other staff at the Makai Research Pier in Waimanalo, spotted a bin floating in the water in front of Rabbit Island Tuesday morning. They knew right away that it was something important.
old_attributes_text
frequency | Once | scope | Page | email | | language | English|Japanese|
Flagged for Internet Archive
Off
URI
http://wayback.archive-it.org/2438/20110301000000/http://www.malipjapan.jp/info/news/2012/10/floating-blue-bin-off-waimanalo-may-be-japan-tsunami-debris-read-morekitv.html
Attribution URI
http://www.malipjapan.jp/info/news/2012/10/floating-blue-bin-off-waimanalo-may-be-japan-tsunami-debris-read-morekitv.html