Problems without Passports: Scientific Research Diving at U.S.C. Dornsife–Why Guam?

On Saturday morning we fly to Guam, an island about one fifth the size of Rhode Island. Guam is part of the United States, although as a territory it lacks voting representation in Congress or a say in presidential elections. Location is primary in real estate speculation, but it is also central to military strategy and ecosystem management

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Problems without Passports: Scientific Research Diving at U.S.C. Dornsife–Why Guam?