More than Two Thirds of Latin American and Caribbean Nations’ Climate Action Plans Refer to a Price on Carbon. Panama City, 30 September 2016 – Countries in Latin American and the Caribbean region are among the most ambitious in terms of combating climate change and are increasingly making use of markets...
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Countries in Latin American and Caribbean Region Leading Climate Action Latam-Caribbean Carbon Forum
Facing the Effects of Climate Change, the Caribbean Focuses on Adaptation
Editor’s note: This article is part of an ongoing WPR series on countries’ risk exposure, contribution and response to climate change. According to a recently released report by the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization, climate change will lead to more frequent and severe droughts in... Can Carbon Trading Break The Caribbean Free Of Fossil Fuels?
To the tourists who support most of their economies, the sunny and wind-swept cluster of 15 island nations that constitute the Caribbean Community — often referred to as CARICOM — might seem like a renewable energy paradise, but the opposite is closer to the truth. This year, island governments and...
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