Surfer’s Survival Guide: When Santa Monica’s Waves Turn Toxic

Fires, Ash, and the Ocean’s Health

Lately, the ocean’s facing another threat: ash and debris from the wildfires tearing through Los Angeles. Fires like the current LA blazes are dumping particles into rivers and storm drains that eventually make their way to the coastline. This fire-related runoff can carry toxic materials, turning your local break into a hazardous zone. Surfers love to push limits, but this isn’t the time to take risks. Knowing what’s in the water before you paddle out is more crucial than ever.

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