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Tracking plastic pollution from source to sea: Kicking off the Expedition in Tongatapu

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By Erin Garza Verified
| jcvi.org
The expedition started off in Tongatapu, the main Island of Tonga and home of its capital Nuku‘alofa. The Exxpedition team was able to conduct a litter transect on a local beach, measuring out a 50m long area and documenting the debris that was present. Thanks to Pavalli Dave we have a timelapse video that captured the group in action throughout the transect.
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Tracking plastic pollution from source to sea: Tongatapu to Vava’U

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By Erin Garza Verified
| jcvi.org
Photo taken off the coast of Tonga during the Global Ocean Sampling circumnavigation from 2003-2005. Image: JCVI. This spring, I’ll be heading back to sea as part of the Global All‑Women Sailing Expedition, a ten‑leg research initiative sponsored and led by eXXpedition, focused on tracking plastic pollution from source to sea.
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Suspect shot after firing at police, injuring bystander during chase in N. Austin

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By Erin Garza Verified
| KEYE-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
A suspect was shot by Austin Police overnight after fleeing from a traffic stop, hurting a bystander during a police chase, then shooting at Austin police officers in North Austin, Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis said early Sunday morning. Davis said officers tried to stop the suspect for a stolen vehicle, but they drove off instead leading police on a chase. During the chase, the suspect crashed into another vehicle causing that vehicle to spin in traffic. The incident slowed along W.
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