Let’s Keep It Clean
Following the recent release of Surfrider Foundation’s latest Beach Cleanup Report, Jake Howard this week highlights some of the key ...
Tag: Trash
South Orange County Cities Gear Up for Statewide Organic Waste Regulations
By Collin Breaux By the time 2022 rolls around, residents and businesses in San Clemente can generally expect to see ...
Business Beat: A Family Affair
Local Father and Daughter Team Up to Start Trash Bin Cleaning Service By Norb Garrett How many high school seniors ...
Surfrider Report Highlights Plastic Pollution Problem on U.S. Beaches
By Shawn Raymundo Plastic waste continued to be the leading source of pollution throughout the nation’s beaches and coastlines in ...
Coastal Cleanup Day Transitions into Monthlong Volunteer Effort Amid Pandemic
By Shawn Raymundo This Saturday, Sept. 18, would have represented the annual Coastal Cleanup Day, when thousands of volunteers up ...
Kids Participate in Beach Cleanup at Calafia
By Shawn Raymundo Dozens of children and their parents participated in a beach cleanup at Calafia State Park in San ...
After the Deluge: What All of This Rain Means for Local Surfers and Surf Spots
By Jake Howard If it feels as if it’s rained a lot lately, it’s because it has. As of Feb. ...
San Clemente Beach Conservation Group is Taking Bold Steps to Make Beaches Clean Again
By Jake Howard Anyone notice all the rain we’ve gotten this winter? It’s been a wet one, hasn’t it? As ...
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