Japan Tsunami Marine Debris Joint Information Center
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One-Stop Shop for Official Public Information and Helpful Resources from Government Agencies
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This is a multi-agency public information and education site. The information provided here is intended to provide a convenient “one stop shop” to access official information, answers to frequently asked questions and other resources regarding the anticipated increase in ocean debris along the coastlines of the Pacific Ocean. Reliable and accurate information is our number one goal. The official information contained on this site (unless otherwise noted) was compiled from the following official agencies and sources
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a collaborative online portal of public information and resources from British Columbia, Alaska, Washington, Oregon, California and Hawaii, and U.S. federal agencies NOAA and U.S. EPA. - Service
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FAQ’s
There are a lot of rumors and misinformation circulating about the debris generated by the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami. We have pulled together the top frequently asked questions and had them answered by leading experts in radiation, marine debris and hazardous materials.
http://disasterdebris.wordpress.com/faqs/
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Website Contact
For information about this multi-agency collaborative website & its maintenance:
Kelly Huston
Calif. Emergency Mgt. Agency
Crisis Communications Division
kelly.huston @calema.ca.gov
Office (916) 845-8506