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California lawmakers are weighing three bills to phase out single-use plastic containers and address the state's recycling crisis. But industry opposition looms. 
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From drones to filters to artificial islands, innovators are working to reduce the threat thousands of tons of trash pose to marine ecosystems.
PIRatE Lab's insight:
We need all of it!
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Southern California beaches and marine waters are used extensively for a variety of recreational purposes, attracting an estimated 150 million visitors annually. Consequently, most debris studies in Southern California have focused on the composition and abundance of debris on beaches. On the other hand, SCCWRP has participated in studies that not only looking at debris on beaches, but also in other habitats or receptacles: the seafloor, nearshore surface water, and water-column water. Via AimForGood
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A South Coast city’s new ordinance which tries to reduce the use of single-use plastics is now in effect. Santa Barbara’s new ordinance bans food and
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A blue whale that is believed to be tangled in fishing line may be in Mexican waters, authorities said Monday.
PIRatE Lab's insight:
That sucker is moving. Even with a table of lines and traps hanging off of him/her.
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