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January 11, 2012
Japan Tsunami Debris May Not Be Giant Floating Field of Doom After All
Scientists and government officials initially believed that the earthquake and tsunami that devastated Japan last year sent millions of tons of trash on a collision course with Hawaii and the West Coast. But nine months later, the flotsam is still lost at sea somewhere and perhaps not nearly as enor ... More >>
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November 30, 2011
Curtis Ebbesmeyer and the Japanese Tsunami
Why the debris expert says you should head for the beach.
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November 23, 2011
Curtis Ebbesmeyer Thinks the Japan Tsunami Debris Is On Our Beaches, Waiting to be Found
That floating debris dispatched to the Pacific in March by the Japan earthquake and tsunami has likely already arrived on the Washington coast (chart below) but nobody's discovered it yet, says Seattle oceanographer Curtis Ebbesmeyer, the finder of lost feet and rubber duckies.
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April 13, 2011
The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events
That floating debris dispatched to the Pacific in March by the Japan earthquake and tsunami has likely already arrived on the Washington coast (chart below) but nobody's discovered it yet, says Seattle oceanographer Curtis Ebbesmeyer, the finder of lost feet and rubber duckies.
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April 6, 2011
Donovan Hohn
That floating debris dispatched to the Pacific in March by the Japan earthquake and tsunami has likely already arrived on the Washington coast (chart below) but nobody's discovered it yet, says Seattle oceanographer Curtis Ebbesmeyer, the finder of lost feet and rubber duckies.
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September 16, 2009
Curtis Ebbesmeyer
That floating debris dispatched to the Pacific in March by the Japan earthquake and tsunami has likely already arrived on the Washington coast (chart below) but nobody's discovered it yet, says Seattle oceanographer Curtis Ebbesmeyer, the finder of lost feet and rubber duckies.
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April 8, 2009
Curtis Ebbesmeyer
That floating debris dispatched to the Pacific in March by the Japan earthquake and tsunami has likely already arrived on the Washington coast (chart below) but nobody's discovered it yet, says Seattle oceanographer Curtis Ebbesmeyer, the finder of lost feet and rubber duckies.
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April 1, 2009
Curtis Ebbesmeyer
That floating debris dispatched to the Pacific in March by the Japan earthquake and tsunami has likely already arrived on the Washington coast (chart below) but nobody's discovered it yet, says Seattle oceanographer Curtis Ebbesmeyer, the finder of lost feet and rubber duckies.
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April 1, 2009
The Weekly Wire: This Week's Notable Events
That floating debris dispatched to the Pacific in March by the Japan earthquake and tsunami has likely already arrived on the Washington coast (chart below) but nobody's discovered it yet, says Seattle oceanographer Curtis Ebbesmeyer, the finder of lost feet and rubber duckies.
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May 25, 2005
Ask The Experts How to Cope
That floating debris dispatched to the Pacific in March by the Japan earthquake and tsunami has likely already arrived on the Washington coast (chart below) but nobody's discovered it yet, says Seattle oceanographer Curtis Ebbesmeyer, the finder of lost feet and rubber duckies.

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Curtis Ebbesmeyer

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Japan Tsunami Debris May Not Be Giant Floating Field of Doom After All

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Curtis Ebbesmeyer and the Japanese Tsunami

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Curtis Ebbesmeyer Thinks the Japan Tsunami Debris Is On Our Beaches, Waiting to be Found

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The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events

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Donovan Hohn

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Curtis Ebbesmeyer

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Curtis Ebbesmeyer

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Curtis Ebbesmeyer

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The Weekly Wire: This Week's Notable Events

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Ask The Experts How to Cope

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