The phrase "clean coasts" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to coastlines that are free from pollution and debris. Example: The local government is implementing strict regulations to maintain clean coasts and protect marine life.
Mr. Peterson answered with a dozen ways the heavy industries in question might achieve their purposes without destroying Delaware's 28 miles of relatively clean coast.
Nor is every store Saks Fifth Avenue, which before Thanksgiving slashed its prices so low — 70percentt or more off much merchandise — that throngs swooped in and picked stores clean from coast to coast.
That tsunami will wipe Clatsop's coast clean.
Last Sunday saw thousands of volunteers along the coast clean up beaches as part of a coordinated effort to make Lebanon up before the tourist season proper is upon us.
Their action was supported by a new report titled, "The West Coast Clean Economy: Opportunities for Investment and Accelerated Job Creation," which provides compelling evidence that the clean economy is working; it is producing jobs more quickly, paying better and has been more recession-proof than the economy in general.
"In effect, we are making sure that Canadians coast to coast have clean, safe water".
Among the items removed were $150 million for fisheries in Alaska and Mississippi and $56 million for the West Coast to clean up debris from the 2011 tsunami in Japan.
Its private beach is easily among the most beautiful on the west coast, with clean white sand and the sort of unobstructed view of the Persian Gulf that is difficult to come by in Dubai.
At the same time, on the other coast, 75 clean energy investors, entrepreneurs, and researchers were debating whether the U.S. can gain this leadership position.
For example, take a look at this article about volunteering to clean up the gulf coast oil spill.
