BY: Staff Writer October 22, 2024 As Hurricane Oscar made landfall on Inagua in The Bahamas on Sunday, little did they know before it left on its way to Cuba…
Category: ENVIRONMENT
China is leading the way on renewables
By: Staff Writer September 27, 2024 The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) at the Global Renewables Summit during the UN General Assembly in New York yesterday said in their report…
Bahamas PM: “Not business as usual” on climate change
By: Staff Writer September 24, 2024 Bahamas Prime Minister, Philip Davis (KC) encouraged other climate change leaders at Climate Week NYC 2024 to “move past business as usual.” Davis, in…
Possible Tropical Depression Or Storm to hit Cuba, Could Soak Florida, Southeast Coast
By: Staff Writer August 2, 2024 A disturbance tracking through the northern Caribbean islands could form into Tropical Storm Debby as it tracks toward Florida and the Southeast coast with…
Saharan dust is tamping down Hurricanes, for now.
By: Staff Writer July 16, 2024 Saharan dust is blowing into the Atlantic and it is suppressing the development of storms for the time being weather researchers are saying. Also…
Could a volcano in the Caribbean be an awesome geothermal energy source?
July 16, 2024 UK researchers have started investigating a volcano in the Caribbean for its potential to offer a wide range of valuable resources, including zero-carbon emission geothermal energy. The…
CLIMATE CHANGE AND NATURAL DISASTERS KEY DRIVERS OF DISPLACEMENT IN THE CARIBBEAN
July 12, 2024 The urgent and escalating impact of climate change on Small Island Developing States (SIDS) is a leading cause of displacement within the Caribbean Community. This is particularly…
New report says shark meat from LAC still high in demand
By: Staff Writer July 9, 2024 The Asian market has been a steady reason why shark meat and bi-products have been in high demand from the Latin American and Caribbean…
The Central American Gyre killed 12 already- nasty weather
By: Staff Writer June 21, 2024 As the Hurricane Season, 2024 kicks into gear, the Central American Gyre (CAG) has brought on days of torrential downpours in that region and…
A new climate report suggests ways to assess loss and damage in the Caribbean
By: Staff Writer June 7, 2024 A new climate report was presented at the Bonn Climate Conference (SB60) in Germany this week presents new methods for assessing loss and damage…
Browne: There must be a global carbon tax for large polluters.
By: Staff Writer May 28, 2024 The Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda opens the 4th annual Small Island Developing States Conference highlighting the “inherent vulnerabilities,” of small island states…
Bahamas PM: Not interested in becoming a climate martyr!
By: Staff Writer May 28, 2024 The Bahamas is dealing with stubborn bushfires this year as an unusual dry season has replaced the seasonal April spring rains as just another…