The Caribbean Island of Mayreau Could be Split in Two Thanks to Erosion
(IPS) - As a child growing up in Mayreau four decades ago, Filius “Philman” Ollivierre remembers a 70-foot-wide…
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Regional Statement on the Inter-Governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)…
We, the Ministers responsible for addressing climate change in the Caribbean Community:
Recalling the…
Climate Resilience Matters To Developing Countries
Building climate resilience must be seen as a vehicle through which we might pursue and achieve much of our…
COP24: Climate Change is a Gender Issue
(PANOS / OECS Media Release) The OECS Commission, OECS climate change representatives and PANOS Caribbean are…
Value of Early Warning Systems to the Region highlighted at Climate Change…
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) has been highlighting the importance of early warning systems to the hurricane…
The financial burden of Sargassum on Caribbean fisher folk
(Barbados Today Guest Column)The massive influx of sargassum seaweed to Caribbean waters since 2011 has had a…
‘We are running out of time’: Caribbean citizens, leaders raise voices…
Every day, Caribbean countries are already living the effects of changing climate. As storms and natural disasters…
CARICOM negotiating with ‘one voice’ in global climate change talks
CARICOM Secretariat, Georgetown, Guyana - CARICOM entered the 24th Session of the UNFCCC COP 24 which opened Sunday…
World Bank Group Announces $200 billion over Five Years for Climate Action
Washington DC - 3 December, 2018 --The World Bank Group today announced a major new set of climate targets for…