People from all over the world travel to beautiful beaches filled with water as clear as ice or as beautiful as diamonds. But what will happen if we don't maintain the attractive sites that attract people? Contaminated beaches have become a controversial issue among the public due to the causal problem, harm to people and marine animals, government agencies supporting or opposing the pollution, and industries involved in creating such illegal decisions. To create and find a solution, you must first find the heart of the problem. The problem of contaminated beaches will soon affect everyone. The main causes of beach pollution are heavy rains, natural disasters and facility malfunctions. Government agencies can't control the weather, but they can control what ends up in the water. In the United States, the main reason beaches are closed is because water contamination can be harmful and is not treated. The problem with the beach is that industries produce toxic chemicals and dump unwanted waste into the ocean. In addition, people recklessly throw their waste into the street. A great example to demonstrate this is that if someone tried to throw a bottle into a street trash bin but missed, they are unlikely to pick it up after themselves if no one was there to see it. This scenario causes sidewalk pollution. When natural disasters occur, this waste ends up in storm drains and the sewer system. Overflow debris from cities can flow into rivers and if not preserved, it can flow into the ocean. Rivers will then carry this human-made waste middle of paper...... to take action on nearby contaminated beaches requires speaking out, attending public meetings and/or volunteering. To reduce contaminants in the ocean, everyone can plant trees, dispose of chemicals and animal waste in appropriate designated areas, prevent waste from ending up in sewers and storm drains, avoid blockages in storm sewers, organize neighborhood cleanups, recycle paper, plastic, and glass, and protect cars from oil leaks. To help out, there are many volunteer programs for people to clean up trash on the riverbanks. They have a website where people can help along the California coasts near them; www.cacoastkeeper.org/take-action/volunteer. We created this problem, we should be able to solve it. Either we change what we do on earth or we face the future extinction of many animals and humans because of a single species..