Gov. Sean Parnell has signed an administrative order to deal with marine debris washing up on Alaska's shores from the Japanese tsunami in March 2011.
"While the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is the lead agency on marine debris, Administrative Order 263 designates the state Department of Environmental Conservation as the lead agency to coordinate state and federal efforts relating to tsunami-generated marine debris," the governor's office said today.
The state has set up a special website with lots of details including how to report marine debris sightings.
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Marine debris wouldn't be a problem if not for the corrupt CDQ eltists/warlords.
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