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KHNL NBC Channel 8, Honolulu, HI 11.09.07
A beach that was once a place where Native Hawaiians used to come to find logs for their voyaging canoes, is now a place where tons of trash wind up every year.
Link: Big Island Beach Attracts Plastic Trash
Posted by ReusableBags on April 10, 2008 in Plastic Bag Industry , Stories in the US , Tales of the Weird , Trashing Our Oceans | Permalink Share: Digg | Hugg | Del.icio.us | Reddit
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