Warning! Signs Are Not Enough to Save Beachgoers from Deadly Currents
Keeping people out of rip currents is more about reading human behavior than reading warning signs.
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Keeping people out of rip currents is more about reading human behavior than reading warning signs.
News from Fukushima Update # 69 by Ana Miller and Greg Laden
What continues to haunt Robison and crews, are the signs of life that washed up on BC. shores far from the tsunami's ground zero. Among the typical marine debris found along the B.C. shoreline, such as beverage containers, Styrofoam and hard plastics, crews also found parts of homes, hundreds of shoes, and a fishing vessel as well as toys and household items. Japanese officials helped sort the flotsam for identifying marks, intent on repatriating items. "We came along a lot of personal items and we were able to return some of these items," Robison says. "The most unique item was a Shint...