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BELLINGHAM – As former President Donald Trump headed into a federal court in Washington, D.C., Thursday to plead not guilty to a federal indictment alleging he sought to overturn results
Come on in, the water's fine ... Or is it? Beaches are among America's biggest natural attractions, with an estimated 400 million people visiting one each year, according to the United States Lifesaving Association. Yet a new report suggests that the country's coastlines may hold hidden health hazards. Roughly half of U.S. beaches were found
More than half of U.S. beaches, including 14% of those in New Jersey, experienced at least one day when fecal contamination levels reached potentially unsafe levels in 2022, according to a report from Environment America, a Boston-based research and advocacy group. Swimming in contaminated water can lead to gastrointestinal illnesses, eye and ear infections and respiratory diseases.
Some 400 million people visit U.S. beaches each year — and many of them could be exposed to hazardous bacteria, says a new report on beach pollution from Environment America.
David Moeller, CEO of Inside Edge Interior Services, has rolled out a plan for his 250 workers and is now working with other companies to do the same.