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Oregon and Washington Beaches Plagued by Tar Balls, Officials Urge

Tar balls wash up on Oregon and Washington coasts, officials warn against touching the substance and advise leaving clean-up to professionals.

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Tar Balls Washing Up On Beaches

(Astoria, OR) A unified command consisting of the U.S. Coast Guard, the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality and the Washington Department of Ecology has been established to coordinate the c.

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Source of tar-like substance washing up on Washington and Oregon beaches continues to elude investigators

Authorities still haven’t identified the source of the tar-like substance that has been washing up on Oregon and Washington beaches and endangering wildlife, although officials warned people …

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Yakama Nation leads charge as EPA sets limits on PFAS in Columbia River

NCW — The Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation has worried for years about toxic substances, including PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), “forever chemicals,” in the Columbia River,

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Source of tar-like substance washing up on Oregon beaches continues to elude investigators

Authorities warn the public not to try to clean up the tar balls themselves. Oil spill response organizations are working on the cleanup.

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