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Factoid/2015/01/05 | Coastal Cleanup Data Indicates Cigarette Butts and Plastic Pieces are the Most Common Items |
Factoid/2015/01/06 | Surfrider's Kauai Chapter Removed 25 Tons of Marine Debris from Kauai's Beaches in 2014 |
Factoid/2015/01/07 | Dunes are a Nature-Friendly Response to Erosion |
Factoid/2015/01/08 | New Jersey Has by far the Most Federally-Funded Beach Fill Projects |
Factoid/2015/01/09 | Jetties and Groins Block Sand Flow |
Factoid/2015/01/12 | Sandbags Can't Hold Back the Sea |
Factoid/2015/01/13 | Scientists and Planners are Looking at Ways to Live with Rising Seas |
Factoid/2015/01/14 | A New Ocean Outfall Isn't the Way to Solve Pollution Problems |
Factoid/2015/01/15 | Plastic Ingestion is a Widespread Problem for Marine Animals |
Factoid/2015/01/16 | Seawater Desalination is Very Expensive |
Factoid/2015/01/19 | Potable Reuse is A Cost-Effective Water Source |
Factoid/2015/01/20 | If We Protect the Ocean, It Can Protect Us |
Factoid/2015/01/21 | Natural Materials Can Clean Runoff |
Factoid/2015/01/22 | Coastal Planning is Needed as 'Nuisance Flooding' Increases |
Factoid/2015/01/23 | Seismic Testing is Seismic Slaughter |
Factoid/2015/01/26 | Rebuilding on Barrier Islands Has Consequences |
Factoid/2015/01/27 | A Coastal Photo is Worth a Thousand Words |
Factoid/2015/01/28 | Industrialization of the Seas Could Spell Trouble for Marine Life |
Factoid/2015/01/29 | Eco-Friendly Surfboards May Be Catching On |
Factoid/2015/01/30 | Butts Pollute, But There are Solutions |