Pacific News Center Report
The Guahan Waste Control has invested in a tire shredder.
This may help lessen the amount of old, damaged, and unwanted tires around the island communities.
With all this rain on Guam recently, tires that are sitting around may collect water. We all know what this leads to: more mosquito larvae in the water.
Do your part for a beautiful, greener Guam: recycle, throw all waste into the proper receptacles, make a compost with organic matter, and plant trees!
Together, we can come together for the Guamanian Green Dream!
Håfa Adai! I Hinaonao Mo'na (The Journey Forward) was created to bring awareness on what Guam's natural resources have to offer, what challenges they face, and what local and national communities can do to help sustain and protect these resources. The blog was also created to perpetuate Pacific languages with an emphasis on Chamorro language. Dångkolo na Si Yu'os Ma'åse put i finatton-miyu (Thank you for visiting)
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