Post-July 4th Cleanup: Volunteers Restore Beaches After Festivities

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Beaches in Southern California were left trashed after the Fourth of July celebrations, with revelers leaving behind tents, barbecues, and countless pieces of plastic and trash. Volunteers from organizations like the Surfrider Foundation have been working to clean up the debris, which not only affects the appearance of the beaches but also poses a threat to wildlife. Over 300 pounds of trash were removed from Huntington State Beach alone, and more clean-up events are scheduled for this weekend. The efforts highlight the importance of maintaining clean beaches for everyone to enjoy and protecting the environment from plastic pollution.
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- Volunteers head to beach for litter sweep after holiday Live 5 News WCSC
- 'Morning After Mess': Volunteers clean up beaches post Fourth of July celebrations ABC 10 News San Diego KGTV
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