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CARICOM urges global action ahead of COP30: Caribbean leaders call for finance, justice, and real climate ambition

As the world marks 10 years since the Paris Agreement, CARICOM warns that global pledges still fall short of...

Carbon offset system is broken, new analysis warns

By Marco Lopez A new study has found that carbon offset programs have largely failed to deliver real greenhouse gas...

Savings Alone Can’t Weather the Storm: Stronger Climate Protection for the Caribbean

By: Chalsey Gill Anthony, Environmental Communicator, on behalf of Caribbean Policy Development Centre (CPDC) Ask any farmer, fisher, or vendor...

THE BELIZE BUS INDUSTRY AT A CROSSROADS

Belizeans face a variety of safety problems when they board the nation’s buses, which operate through a patchwork system of private companies that transport people between neighborhoods, villages, and the entire country.

Assigned Bus Seating Begins August 15

by André Habet Climate Spotlight received a screenshot copy of a memo (shared below) from the Belize Bus Owner’s Cooperative...

Climate change fuels food inflation

By Marco Lopez Climate change is an inflation driver. This is according to a study published earlier this year. Rising...

Global temperatures to remain at or near record levels, says WMO

By Marco Lopez – Editor-in-Chief, Climate Spotlight Every additional fraction of a degree of global warming drives up the impact...

When the Storm Passes, the Debt Remains – The Caribbean’s Struggle to Rebuild!

By: Chalsey Gill Anthony, Environmental Communicator, on behalf of Caribbean Policy Development Centre (CPDC) The roof was collapsing. Water poured...

Deep Connections, Deeper Risks (Part 5): Caribbean Countries like Belize Must Choose Between Exploiting the Deep Sea and Defending Our Ocean

By: Chalsey Gill Anthony, Environmental Communicator and Advocate, Belize The Caribbean’s history is one of resilience and resistance, of small...

Deep Connections, Deeper Risks (Part 2): Small Nations are Being Manipulated into the Risky Gamble of Deep Sea Mining

By: Chalsey Gill Anthony, Environmental Communicator and Advocate, Belize Imagine that you've entrusted your life's savings to a bank, believing...

Historic ICJ climate case concludes

Over 100 countries and international organizations presented arguments on who should bear legal responsibility for the climate crisis; the...

Sahara Desert floods for first time in half a century

By Marco Lopez More than 100mm of rainfall in just 24 hours resulted in rare flooding across parts of...