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Guam Getting Cleaner and Greener as Key Milestones are Achieved

Guam Getting Cleaner and Greener as Key Milestones are Achieved

Guam Getting Cleaner and Greener as Key Milestones are Achieved Frances M. Tydingco-Gatewood, Chief Judge, District Court of Guam, delivers remarks during ceremonies commemorating the permanent closing of the Ordot Dump. The Chief Judge of the United States District Court of Guam issued a court order appointing Gershman, Brickner & Bratton, Inc. (GBB) as Receiver to achieve what the Government of Guam was unsuccessful in reaching during the previous 22 years – compliance with the Clean Water Act as set forth in a Consent Decree. What the Judge tasked GBB with, and what the Consent Decree requires, is a complete 180-degree turnaround of a completely dysfunctional solid waste management system while closing a dump that has been open for nearly 70 years. The Consent Decree, signed between the

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