Environment

Dominica: Contract Signing and Groundbreaking Ceremony for Champagne Modern Tourist Reception Facility held in Pointe Michel was addressed by Denise Charles Pemberton, Minister of tourism, on Thursday.

Dominica Unveils US $1.7 Million Champagne Beach Facility to Boost Tourism and Local Economy

15th of July 2024

Jamaica: The Island welcomed around 55,000 visitors from July 4 to July 10, indicating recovery in the tourism industry.

Jamaica: Tourism industry thriving back with 55,000 visitors in Early July

12th of July 2024

Andrew Holness has instructed Chief of Defence Staff to mobilise the Disaster Assistance and Recovery (DART) team of the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) to aid the rebuild of houses in some of the areas hardest hit by Hurricane Beryl.

Jamaica Defence Force to help nation to bounce back post-Beryl

11th of July 2024

Grenada to receive a relief fund from the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance facility (CCRIF), an amount of US $44 million.

Grenada: CCRIF to pay relief fund of US $44 million to overcome Beryl

11th of July 2024

The squadron of officers from the Antigua and Barbuda Defence Force (ABDF) and the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda, assigned to assist in humanitarian aid for the regions affected by Hurricane Beryl, will now have to extend their stay by a couple of weeks.

Antigua and Barbuda relief team to hold out longer in Beryl affected islands

10th of July 2024

Severe destruction caused by Hurricane Beryl in the regions of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique, has raised the issue of improving the building codes of the Island as many residences were flattened by the storm.

Grenada to bounce back with improved building codes and standards Post-Beryl

10th of July 2024

A sudden surge in the mosquito population, brought along tension and increased worries about dengue and many other mosquito-related issues and diseases across the nation.

Dengue Outbreak: Trinidad and Tobago Faces Alarming surge in Mosquito Population

9th of July 2024

Hurricane Beryl: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan has sent the deepest condolences to the Government and the people of St Vincent and the Grenadines and Grenada.

Hurricane Beryl: Message of Condolence from Japan Foreign Ministry to Caribbean Region

8th of July 2024

Hurricane Beryl laid disastrous impact on the Caribbean region where the agriculture sector has been seen almost vanished. In this respect, CARICOM decided to address the setback following Hurricane Beryl.

Beryl’s Impact: CARICOM intends to address agricultural setback

8th of July 2024

Beryl has caused loss of assets in the agricultural sector of St Vincent and the Grenadines. The loss summed up to 80-100 percent of certain crops grow over the region.

Hurricane Beryl uproots up to 100% of selective crops in SVG

6th of July 2024

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) of St Kitts and Nevis has focused on a National Hurricane Beryl Relief Supplies Drive for St Vincent and the Grenadines and Grenada.

SVG and Grenada to be benefitted by St Kitts and Nevis Relief Supplies Drive 2024

5th of July 2024

Taiwan Government on has pledged a total donation of US $3M to Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines to overcome the after effects of Hurricane Beryl.

Taiwan to donate US $3M to Caribbean Allies struck by Hurricane Beryl

4th of July 2024

Inter-Island Ferry Services of the Trinidad and Tobago has announced their newest service amidst the aftereffects of the Hurricane beryl

Hurricane Beryl: Additional sailing services scheduled to help backlogs

2nd of July 2024

Hurricane Beryl causes destruction, makes landfall on Carriacou. Picture Credits: Fb accounts

Hurricane Beryl causes destruction, makes landfall on Carriacou

1st of July 2024

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in grasps of Hurricane Beryl

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in grasps of Hurricane Beryl

1st of July 2024

Consultation on Health National Adaptation Plan held in Jamaica

Consultation on Health National Adaptation Plan held in Jamaica

29th of June 2024

The prevailing tropical disturbance in the Central Tropical Atlantic region, concerns the Government of Saint Lucia.

Tropical Storm expected to pass through Saint Lucia this week

29th of June 2024

2500 pounds of waste removed from beach of Jamaica, aims to enhance environmental sustainability. Picture Credits: Fb accounts

2500 pounds of waste removed from beach of Jamaica, aims to enhance environmental sustainability

18th of June 2024

Guyana Energy Conference and Supply Chain Expo set to connect dots and integrate future. PC: Google Image

Guyana Energy Conference and Supply Chain Expo set to connect dots and integrate future

22nd of May 2024

St. Kitts to experience another Organic Market, aimed at promoting local produce. PC: Facebook

St. Kitts to experience another Organic Market, aimed at promoting local produce

5th of May 2024