Supreme Court wrestles with fight over Air Force munitions-disposal site on Guam


The Supreme Court wrestled Wednesday with how to resolve a dispute over the disposal of military munitions on a Guam beach that environmentalists say threatens the island’s main water source, the surrounding environment and an important cultural site.



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