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Topic: Marine debris

M/V President Eisenhower

NOAA offices respond to a container spills on both coasts

April 17, 2024

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M/V President Eisenhower

A Science on a Sphere dataset showing ocean gyres and marine debris data.

Marine debris: What it is, where it comes from and how it impacts our world

April 16, 2024

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A Science on a Sphere dataset showing ocean gyres and marine debris data.

Rains can lead to an increased amount of marine debris.

Picture an ocean free of debris with these infographics

April 8, 2024

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Rains can lead to an increased amount of marine debris.

Two people wearing orange life vests on a floating raft pull up large rope from the ocean.

NOAA releases new U.S. Marine Debris Emergency Response Guide

January 4, 2024

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Two people wearing orange life vests on a floating raft pull up large rope from the ocean.

Photos showing volunteers at the Anacostia River Watershed annual cleanup in Washington, D.C. metro area fish out marine debris from the river's waterfront.

Biden-Harris Administration announces $19 million for marine debris removal and prevention through Investing in America agenda

September 13, 2023

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Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

Photos showing volunteers at the Anacostia River Watershed annual cleanup in Washington, D.C. metro area fish out marine debris from the river's waterfront.

Vessels removed from the Dog River in Alabama.

NOAA announces $28 million across 2 funding opportunities to tackle marine debris

August 28, 2023

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Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

Vessels removed from the Dog River in Alabama.

Trash along a muddy riverbed with concrete walls.

NOAA and partners remove 40,000-plus pounds of borderlands plastic and marine debris

August 2, 2023

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Trash along a muddy riverbed with concrete walls.

Atlantic blue shark.

Podcast: Atlantic sharks! 30 years of combatting myths & assessing populations

July 13, 2023

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Atlantic blue shark.

A group of Marine Debris Program Monitoring and Assessment Project participants in the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands learns how to conduct a survey.

New tools for collecting and exploring marine debris data

November 30, 2022

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A group of Marine Debris Program Monitoring and Assessment Project participants in the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands learns how to conduct a survey.

Wooden vertical slats protecting restored sand dunes and promoting accretion of sand, Puerto Rico beach

National Oceans and Coastal Security Fund

May 24, 2022

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Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

Wooden vertical slats protecting restored sand dunes and promoting accretion of sand, Puerto Rico beach

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