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A Carolinian cultural and environmental justice advocate is voicing strong opposition to a federal proposal that could lead to seabed mineral leasing on the Outer Continental Shelf offshore the CNMI.
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No traces of the pesticide dieldrin have been found in the water during four consecutive weeks of treatment and testing.
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This is the second week test results have shown no dieldrin. After two more weeks, the advisory warning people not to drink the water will be lifted.
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Cabras Marine has agreed to build new hazardous waste storage units and inspect the facility at least twice a month, according to EPA.
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Acting Gov. Josh Tenorio vetoed the Bill 7-38 on Friday
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The Guam Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Public Works are assessing damage and looking for ways to prevent future landslides.
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A green sea turtle that was speared through the neck has been rehabilitated and released in to the wild
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The waste transfer station opened in 1984, and through the years served as a typhoon debris staging area, and a site for hazardous household waste, garbage, tires and private recycling operations
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Among bills approved by the legislature during a Friday night session were a measure that allows a quarry near Fadian Cove in Mangilao and a solar farm on the Guam International Country Club site in Dededo.
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The site, guamwatersafety.com, provides more information on the insecticide found in a Yigo well