Our landfill dump site at Ordot is over filled. At times, it will ignite and spew toxic fumes endangering lives. In reality, the restriction was an economic blockade and a suppression of freedom. Guam didn't have and never needed a security restriction, much less after the enemy was annihilated with atomic bombs. But at the present, Guam is no longer a safe place for you, me, and our visitors.
Unsafe conditions are everywhere even in homes with iron bars on the windows and doors.
The passage of the Chamorro Land Trust Act . . . The so-called plan does not even solve any of the present legal and environmental problems with the land , much less address the needs of future population growth and harmony with the environment. All the tourist industry has to do is offer a discounted two-day stay on Guam and that number will increase to 2.5 million, without building one more hotel room. Then again, even if some economic improvements were to be experienced by doubling the number of tourist coming to Guam, only the privileged few will benefit. We must acknowledge that we cannot fix the environmental problems or anything else affecting our community unless we raise our voices in defense of justice and in defense of all those eternal values found in the natural law that brought humanity out of the Dark Ages.