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Four years after a tsunami devastated Japan’s coast, debris still washes up in Washington — and winds up in the hands of state wildlife officials.
The debris comes with an environmental threat — invasive species and parasites that have hitched a ride across the Pacific Ocean.
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震災漂流物:Tsunami debris from Japan still making its way to Thurston County(The Olympian) | 海ごみ情報 | 海ごみプラットフォームJAPAN
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Four years after a tsunami devastated Japan’s coast, debris still washes up in Washington — and winds up in the hands of state wildlife officials.
The debris comes with an environmental threat — invasive species and parasites that have hitched a ride across the Pacific Ocean.
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