A garbage slick nearly a mile long along the shorein Ocean County, New Jersey, on May 23, 1988, marked the first slick of the season. Needles,syringes, and empty prescription bottles withNew York addresses washed upon the shore (31).New Jersey beaches closed several times last sea-son due to such incidents. More recently, on July6-7, 1988, 10 miles of Long Island beaches closedwhen medical wastes washed ashore. Through-out the summer of 1988, beaches from Maineto the Gulf of Mexico, along the Great Lakes,and elsewhere in the Nation experienced washupsof medical wastes.
Very well thought out. It definitely gives an impact. However, there is a noticable resolution it. The image appears someahwt pixelated. Perhaps less compression.
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