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Hawaiians Fight Back Against the Rubbish Invasion | |||||||||||||
America's tropical island state of Hawaii is known around the world for its golden beaches. Pristine and pure you might think. But the reality is different: there is so much debris in the sea now much of it ends up ashore. The government recently set up a programme to help co-ordinate the fight against sea-bourne trash, and Newshour's reporter Matthew Wells went down to the beach on the island of Oahu, to find out more: First broadcast 10th June | ||||||||||||||
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