The unanimous court restored Guam’s super fund claim against the U.S. Navy At 11:32 am On Monday, the Supreme Court expressed support in a dispute between Guam and the federal government over the cost of cleaning up toxic waste on the island.Chief Justice Clarence Thomas wrote View The case was approved by a unanimous court only four weeks after oral arguments. case, Guam v. United StatesInvolving the territory of Guam, the U.S. Navy is required to share the cost of cleaning up Ordot Dump. Ordot Dump is the seat of the Super Fund. The Navy is said to have been dumping toxic waste for decades.The federal Superfund Act (the “Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act”) allows claims to be included Article 113(f)(3)(B). The regulation stipulates that “a person who has settled the liability to the United States…for part or all of the response actions or part or all of the costs of such actions shall be paid by… [a] Settlement can seek donations from anyone who does not meet the conditions [already] attend parties [qualifying] settlement. “