CNG considered an alternative amidst rising fuel prices
Consumers in Trinidad and Tobago are being encouraged to use CNG as an alternative to traditional fuels due to its ...
Country: Caribbean
How climate change affects Suriname’s indigenous communities
There are ongoing efforts to protect Suriname’s indigenous and Maroon communities given their vulnerability to climate change and unsustainable development.
Hess Corporation inks carbon credit deal with Guyana
With the second-largest percentage of forest cover in the world, Guyana is also the country with the second-highest forest carbon ...
The link between finance and sustainable development
Financing is a crucial tool in sustainable development and integrating the principles of sustainability into financial systems can influence how ...
Examining the relationship between climate change and food prices
Recent increases in the cost of food is a result of covid19 and the Russia-Ukraine war but people should also ...
The role NGOs play in Suriname’s e-waste management
In recent years, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have played a noticeable role in efforts to promote more sustainable electronic waste (e-waste) ...
The importance of restoring degraded wetlands
In observing World Wetlands Day on February 2, it is important to recognise the need to restore degraded wetlands as ...
Greater support can assist Guyanese farmers in climate fight
Published with the support of The Cropper Foundation and Climate Tracker’s Caribbean Citizen Journalism Fellowship, Guyanese writer RonaldTaylor makes the ...
Is Trinidad and Tobago striving to overcome its dependence on fossil fuels?
In a global economy defined by fossil fuel exploitation, T&T is striving to overcome its dependence on fossil fuels. The ...
How are Surinamese fisheries impacted by climate change?
Fish and their habitats are impacted by climate change. According to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) warmer ...
