Lima COP-20: Is the world finally ready to embrace emission reductions?
Small island states are hoping that the Lima Climate Conference will lay the groundwork for a legally-binding agreement on emissions in 2015, but will it?
US and China make long awaited climate change pledges
In a closed door meeting held this week in Beijing, U.S. President Barack Obama, and China’s President, Xi Jinping, came to the first joint agreement of the two countries regarding climate change
Is waste-water reuse possible in the Caribbean?
Low political will, lower public acceptance and poorly-maintained infrastructure are frustrating waste-water reuse investments in the Caribbean
Coffee growers face uphill battle against climate change
Caribbean coffee plants are dealing with the realities of climate change, and coffee drinkers may already be experiencing the consequences.
Anguilla receives US$500,000 insurance payout for Hurricane Gonzalo rainfall damage
The Government of Anguilla is set to receive an insurance payout of approximately US$500,000 for excess rainfall due to Hurricane Gonzalo
Climate experts say ocean acidification is hurting the Belize Barrier Reef
The Belize Barrier Reef is on the front-lines of climate change, with new observed impacts arising from increase ocean acidity
