Environment

Grenada Advances Soursop Cultivation To Boost Export

Grenada remains the only Caribbean country with approval to export fresh soursop to the United States market. Despite this position, low production is among the issues preventing the consistent export of high-quality soursop in the volumes […]

Environment

Closure of Mt Craven Road, St Patrick

The Ministry of Infrastructure, Public Utilities, Civil Aviation and Transportation informs the general public that Mt Craven Road will be closed to vehicular traffic from Wednesday 29 November to Tuesday 5 December 2023. This is […]

Environment

Caricom Energy Month November 2023

The month of November 2023 is recognised as Energy Month by Caricom. The commemoration of this year’s energy month will be under the theme “Accelerating Innovation, Driving Electrification: Powering Transport.” As part of its regional […]

Environment

Estimated Magnitude 5.6 Earthquake Hits Jamaica

n estimated magnitude 5.6 earthquake was felt across several parishes in Jamaica on Monday. The Earthquake Unit at the University of the West Indies reported Monday that the epicentre was located approximately 10km south of Buff […]

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Environment

General Public Urged To Dispose Of Waste Responsibly After Discovering Over 800lbs Of Trash At The Woburn Mangrove

Volunteers of the Sandals Foundation, Grenada Fund for Conservation (GFC) and the Youth Emergency Action Committee (YEAC) embarked on a mangrove clean up activity last Saturday in observance of the upcoming World Wetlands Day (WWD) […]

Environment

Caricom Countries Set Out COP26 Outcomes

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC) — The executive director of the Belize-based Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre (CCCCC), Dr Colin Young, says the consequence for Caribbean countries will be “very dire” if the delegates to an international conference in […]