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The manager of a national shoreline cleanup organization says she hopes one legacy of the 2011 Japanese tsunami will be greater awareness of the amount of everyday garbage going into the ocean.
Kate Le Souef of the Vancouver-based Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup says Japanese detritus swept to sea during the disaster continues to wash ashore along B.C.’s coastline.
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震災漂流物：Debris from tsunamis still washing up in B.C.（Global News） | 海ごみ情報 | 海ごみプラットフォームJAPAN
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The manager of a national shoreline cleanup organization says she hopes one legacy of the 2011 Japanese tsunami will be greater awareness of the amount of everyday garbage going into the ocean.
Kate Le Souef of the Vancouver-based Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup says Japanese detritus swept to sea during the disaster continues to wash ashore along B.C.’s coastline.
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