Cuban women, vulnerable to climate change, in the forefront of the struggle
HAVANA - When people ask marine biologist Angela Corvea why the symbol of her environmental project Acualina, which has transcended the borders of Cuba, is a little girl, she answers without hesitation: “Because More...
Caribbean Ministers approve plan to prepare for the health impact of climate change on Small Island Developing States
Third Global Conference on Health and Climate: Special Focus on Small Island Developing States, concluded on Wednesday with an Action Plan to be implemented in the Region WASHINGTON - Ministers from across the More...
Caribbean Ministers of Health meet to approve plan on health system resilience in the face of climate change
Third Global Conference on Health and Climate convenes health authorities and experts from PAHO/WHO to develop an Action Plan for Small Island Developing States in the Region WASHINGTON - Ministers from across More...
IPCC releases 1.5 Report with dire warning for the Caribbean and the world
BELMOPAN - The highly anticipated 1.5 degrees’ report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has been released, and the news is dire. But while scientists “sound the alarm about complacency”, More...
11 disturbing developments related to climate change
Threats due to climate change have brought the situation to an unprecedented low point; sea level rise, sea ice melting and an increase in higher temperatures are just a few examples. It is a warning that was published More...
Sister Cities International and Caribbean Climate Smart Accelerator announce partnership
WASHINGTON - Sister Cities International, the largest citizen diplomacy network in the United States, is partnering with the Caribbean Climate-Smart Accelerator to develop training opportunities, special resilience More...
IDB to join new Caribbean Climate-Smart Accelerator to facilitate $1 billion of investments
WASHINGTON - The Inter-American Development Bank will partner with the Caribbean Climate-Smart Accelerator to program and implement the additional $1 billion in funds that it pledged for climate smart-investments More...
Building the Caribbean’s climate resilience to ensure basic survival
ST GEORGE’S - In 2004, when the Category 4 hurricane Ivan hit the tiny island nation of Grenada and its 151 mph winds stalled overhead for 15 hours, it devastated the country. But not before pummelling Barbados More...
FAO warns climate change will significantly impact Caribbean fisheries
BRIDGETOWN - A new research report from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) cautions that climate change is expected to significantly reduce fisheries globally by 2050, including in More...
Prime Minister Rhuggenaath speaks in the UN Security Council
NEW YORK - Prime Minister Eugene Rhuggenaath today represented the Kingdom of the Netherlands in the debate in the UN Security Council on climate-related security risks. Below his contribution: ,,I am particularly More...
