Environment

A green sea turtle that was speared through the neck has been rehabilitated and released in to the wild

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

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.

The site, guamwatersafety.com, provides more information on the insecticide found in a Yigo well

In an effort to combat the invasive greater banded hornet, Guam’s Department of Agriculture is completing its two-day hornet tagging workshop today.

The U.S. military's scaled-back environmental plan on Tinian still draws concern over land and infrastructure. Residents call for more transparency.

Guam Sen. Sabina Perez introduced a bill to boost Guam EPA’s emergency response and expand the use of the Environmental Trust Fund.

As the U.S. boosts its military presence across the Pacific, Tinian faces change. Residents weigh hope and concern over the island's renewed military role.

Guam’s native birds vanished after brown tree snakes arrived. KPRG's Mia Perez reports on how community leaders are working to protect what’s left.

Beginning Apr. 15, residents of the Marianas may see a 231-foot research vessel offshore. It’s there to help address the decline of coral reefs.