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There are still countries out there that are ready to be brotherly with each other, Japan and Canada seems to have that bond as Japan offered $1million to help clean up the debris that was washed up on Canadian shores.Yahoo Reports:
The Japanese government estimates that about 1.5 million tonnes of debris -- equal to half the solid waste produced by the western Canadian city of Vancouver in a year -- was washed out into the Pacific Ocean soon after the disaster.Some of it remains afloat.Ocean currents and winds also carried plastic items, Styrofoam, construction debris, rope, fishing nets and buoys across more than 11,000 kilometers (6,835 miles) to land on the pristine wilderness shores of Canada's westernmost British Columbia province.
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