Dana Williams has covered a lot of disasters during her three-decade career as a reporter and editor.
Hurricanes in Florida. Typhoons and earthquakes on Guam. Even, once, a volcanic eruption in Hawaii.
But the potential for disaster now facing Guam, where Williams works as executive editor of the island's largest daily newspaper, feels different. There's no storm bearing down, no clouds of ash billowing on the horizon, no wind whipping the trees.
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