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Beachgoers Leave 12,000 pounds of Trash Behind in Florida City

2020-05-14 09:00:00| Waste Age

Florida reopened its beaches the first weekend in May and brought in more than just people. According to Keep Brevard Beautiful, beach visitors have since left almost 12,000 pounds of trash behind. "People will come from out of town and leave an umb

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