Betty Carteret (in pink) places a plastic fragment in its place Tuesday while helping to categorize trash collected at Crandall Spit. Eleanor Hines (left) of RE Sources for Sustainable Communities looks on.
Betty Carteret (in pink) places a plastic fragment in its place Tuesday while helping to categorize trash collected at Crandall Spit. Eleanor Hines (left) of RE Sources for Sustainable Communities looks on.
PADILLA BAY — Bent, broken, twisted and discolored items collected from the beach at Crandall Spit were laid out on a table Tuesday at the Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve.
Items that could have come from a summer picnic — plastic water bottles, glass beer bottles, a Doritos bag, granola bar wrapper and the plastic handle of a kitchen knife — were among dozens of items and fragments of items recovered from the beach Monday.
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