The debris is now expected to reach the West Coast in 3 years.‘We have a rough estimate of 5 to 20 million tons of debris coming from Japan,’ University of Hawaii researcher Jan Hafner told KITV.Experts have revised predictions to say the debris will now reach the Midway Islands by winter and Hawaii in less than two years.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
20 Million Tons of Debris Headed Toward Hawaii.
A story from the Daily Mail reporting that 20 million tons of debris from the Japanese Tsunami is headed to Hawaii and the West Coast of the U.S.
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