Texas beaches are full of poop

[Standing on business]

@surf no @Kamala Harris in sight

Over half of NY’s beaches ‘potentially unsafe’ due to fecal matter: report
By Natalie O'Neill
By Natalie O'Neill

July 23, 2019 | 3:52pm

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New York beaches are among the crappiest in the country, according to a new study on fecal water pollution.

Roughly 65 percent of the Empire State’s swimming spots are “potentially unsafe” due to pooh-particles — with Tanner Park on South Oyster Bay, Woodlawn State Park on Lake Erie, and Shirley Beach in Suffolk County topping the list as state’s top three worst beaches, according to a report published this week by Environment America Research & Policy Center.

In total, researchers took 422 water samples from New York beaches, 276 of which were found to put beach-goers at risk for at least one day last year.

Overall, researchers took water samples from a total of 4,523 beaches nationwide and found that nearly 60 percent had water pollution levels that put swimmers at risk of getting sick.

New Jersey beaches also didn’t come out looking too clean.

Roughly 37 percent of the swimming spots in the Garden State tested were potentially unsafe, or 133 out of 356, according to the report, dubbed “Safe for Swimming?”

Beachwood Beach in Berkeley Township topped the list as the most polluted, followed by L Street Beach in Belmar Borough and West Beach Avon Road also in Berkeley Township, according to the study.

By contrast, Pennsylvania’s clean water cred truly stinks — with 96 percent of beaches in the state testing possibly dangerous. In Connecticut, 72 percent of beaches were dubbed “possibly dangerous.”

States with the cleanest water include Oregon, where only 31 percent of beaches were unsafe, and Delaware, with 30 percent.

 

[Cladyclad]

As I got older I never will understand the concept of getting in a body of water with hundreds of people :

Never again

 

[BXKingPin82]

Yes because it's not like your state isn't crawling with rat kings

Rat King was one of the dopest villains in Turtles lore.
Would i roll with the Rat King?

Yes!!




As long as i can wear my Huaraches!

 

[Tim Dripcan]

I need the same energy that was present in that subway thread in here as well

@LaBellaNicole0416.NYC

 

[NZA]

and you know all that gulf seafood likes to eat the shyt before it ends up in your gumbo

 

[calixprynce]

Texas beaches have always been unappealing to me. Would never go into that water.

especially after being to Cali beaches. I’ve never seen the TX coast and don’t want to

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

@LaBellaNicole0416.NYC

Say less... I’m “IN”

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Over half of NY’s beaches ‘potentially unsafe’ due to fecal matter: report
By Natalie O'Neill
By Natalie O'Neill

July 23, 2019 | 3:52pm

Shutterstock

New York beaches are among the crappiest in the country, according to a new study on fecal water pollution.

Roughly 65 percent of the Empire State’s swimming spots are “potentially unsafe” due to pooh-particles — with Tanner Park on South Oyster Bay, Woodlawn State Park on Lake Erie, and Shirley Beach in Suffolk County topping the list as state’s top three worst beaches, according to a report published this week by Environment America Research & Policy Center.

In total, researchers took 422 water samples from New York beaches, 276 of which were found to put beach-goers at risk for at least one day last year.

Overall, researchers took water samples from a total of 4,523 beaches nationwide and found that nearly 60 percent had water pollution levels that put swimmers at risk of getting sick.

New Jersey beaches also didn’t come out looking too clean.

Roughly 37 percent of the swimming spots in the Garden State tested were potentially unsafe, or 133 out of 356, according to the report, dubbed “Safe for Swimming?”

Beachwood Beach in Berkeley Township topped the list as the most polluted, followed by L Street Beach in Belmar Borough and West Beach Avon Road also in Berkeley Township, according to the study.

By contrast, Pennsylvania’s clean water cred truly stinks — with 96 percent of beaches in the state testing possibly dangerous. In Connecticut, 72 percent of beaches were dubbed “possibly dangerous.”

States with the cleanest water include Oregon, where only 31 percent of beaches were unsafe, and Delaware, with 30 percent.

Look at this jerk posting all of his research findings of nothing. To avoid facing the fact that his state is full of shyt. Texas Beaches are nothing but sewers.


WHOSE WRITING PARAGRAPHS NOW??!! Look at this - the tide has turned.





Nasty as fuk- Texas taking Ls all year; Dallas is the epicenter laboratory- treating your beaches like a lavatory. Alliteration and pun intended

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

and you know all that gulf seafood likes to eat the shyt before it ends up in your gumbo

 

[Steel]

Less regulation = freedom. Now y’all got poop water

 

[Canada Goose]

Ewwwwww

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

@Kamala Harris
First Walmart now the beaches- wassup with your state down yonder, pardna? Imagine treating your beaches like outhouses? What’s really good??

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Less regulation = freedom. Now y’all got poop water

@Kamala Harris - I need answers. All of that money into 80mil high school football fields and cow pastures but can’t keep human waste out your beaches

Ready to Dive In? Texas Beaches Have So Much Poop It Could Make You Sick, According to New Report
Ready to Dive In? Texas Beaches Have So Much Poop It Could Make You Sick, According to New Report

 

[Bubba T]

All the people from San Fran should be used to seeing shyt in strange places. Its like they are right back in their overpriced home

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Over half of NY’s beaches ‘potentially unsafe’ due to fecal matter: report
By Natalie O'Neill
By Natalie O'Neill

July 23, 2019 | 3:52pm

Shutterstock

New York beaches are among the crappiest in the country, according to a new study on fecal water pollution.

Roughly 65 percent of the Empire State’s swimming spots are “potentially unsafe” due to pooh-particles — with Tanner Park on South Oyster Bay, Woodlawn State Park on Lake Erie, and Shirley Beach in Suffolk County topping the list as state’s top three worst beaches, according to a report published this week by Environment America Research & Policy Center.

In total, researchers took 422 water samples from New York beaches, 276 of which were found to put beach-goers at risk for at least one day last year.

Overall, researchers took water samples from a total of 4,523 beaches nationwide and found that nearly 60 percent had water pollution levels that put swimmers at risk of getting sick.

New Jersey beaches also didn’t come out looking too clean.

Roughly 37 percent of the swimming spots in the Garden State tested were potentially unsafe, or 133 out of 356, according to the report, dubbed “Safe for Swimming?”

Beachwood Beach in Berkeley Township topped the list as the most polluted, followed by L Street Beach in Belmar Borough and West Beach Avon Road also in Berkeley Township, according to the study.

By contrast, Pennsylvania’s clean water cred truly stinks — with 96 percent of beaches in the state testing possibly dangerous. In Connecticut, 72 percent of beaches were dubbed “possibly dangerous.”

States with the cleanest water include Oregon, where only 31 percent of beaches were unsafe, and Delaware, with 30 percent.

NY is an international city and the Mecca of fashion, finance, culture etc.- you stay posting white people statistics which makes you look even more desperate and try hard.

People aren’t coming to New York to go swimming or relax at our beaches, you dumbass dyckhead.

Dude we actually go down south or to carribean islands for beach vacations. But at least now we know where to stay away from in the southwestern United States- not like I have any reason to be there in the first place, Texas and Florida neck to neck in state fecalry