Jamaica and the Caribbean’s bid for a secure climate future is likely to be impacted by the outcome of the November 8 United States (US) presidential election. However, whether the impact will be negative or positive remains to be seen, though the sentiments of representatives of... Cuba
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US Vote Could Impact Caribbean’s Climate Future
Jamaica and the Caribbean’s bid for a secure climate future is likely to be impacted by the outcome of the November 8 United States (US) presidential election. However, whether the impact will be negative or positive remains to be seen, though the sentiments of representatives of... Sustaining T&T Through Renewable Energy
Mounting atmospheric carbon dioxide levels is the cause of global warming trends, resulting in sea level rise and climatic changes. It is evident that such geographical changes are detrimental especially to small islands like Trinidad and Tobago. We were not blessed with a large continental land mass, where we can...
David Jessop | Climate Change A Test Of The Region’s Staying Power
After a period of uncertainty, it has been confirmed that the Paris Agreement on Climate Change will enter into force on November 4. This is good news for the Caribbean, one of the parts of the world most at risk from sea level change and severe... 
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