The Guam Environmental Protection Agency is considering purchasing a tire shredder to deal with tens of thousands of tires that have been piling up as a result of illegal dumping and Typhoon Mawar.

The Guam Environmental Protection Agency will buy a tire shredder to deal with the mountain of tires that sits on the Dededo property where the agency plans to move. Guam EPA has plans to build a new ...

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A Massachusetts family got stuck with a bill for a damaged tire on their rental car, even though they bought the extra ...