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‘Incalculable damage to the NMI’

Wednesday night’s public hearing on a draft environmental impact statement on proposed “live-fire” military exercises in the CNMI brought out sentiments about the “incalculable” and “irreparable” damage it will bring to the Commonwealth. According to some of the comments, even...

Posted On May 01 2015 04:00

, By Joel D. Pinaroc

2nd wave of Chinese tourists and their heavy spending attract global attention

During the recent Chinese Tomb Sweeping Day holiday in early April, Chinese travellers created a record by pushing hotel room reservations to over 90 percent in Japan, where they flooded in to see the cherry blossoms. Just less than two months ago, during the Chinese Spring...

Posted On Apr 29 2015 04:00

, By Pearl Yang

Ordnance use at FDM would jump 450 pct. under MITT

U.S. Navy ordnance use on Farallon de Medinilla would increase some 450 percent per year in either action alternative laid out in the Mariana Islands Training and Testing draft environmental impact statement, for which a final version is due in the coming weeks. Meanwhile, it’s...

Posted On Apr 20 2015 04:00

, By Dennis B. Chan

‘Rejection of extension of DEIS review will be injustice’

In asking for more time to review the draft environmental impact statement on proposed U.S. military activities in the CNMI, a lawmaker said that rejecting this request would be an “injustice” to the people. In a letter dated April 14 addressed to Craig Whelden, executive...

Posted On Apr 16 2015 04:00

, By Joel D. Pinaroc

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