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News
Women-Only Carpool: From 450 to 900 Members in Three Days
A women-only WhatsApp carpool group grew from 450 to 900 members in three days at most…
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Water & Sanitation
Water: What Professionals Expect from the Future SDAGE
The draft SDAGE 2028–2033 will be put to a vote in late October. This plan will set the objectives for the next six years and…
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Circular and Social Economy
»More than one in two products doesn't make it past its first year": the real issue behind PEY’INNOV
On September 25 and 26, Madiana will host PEY’INNOV, Martinique’s first trade show dedicated to agri-food innovation. Organized by PARM, free admission,…
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Environmental Health
Sargassum: «You can’t stop the bleeding with just a few band-aids»
On Tuesday, September 8, the Advisory Council for the Outermost Regions (CCRUP) held its general assembly at the Simon Hotel in…
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Biodiversity / Tourism
Do you know what plant Jude Joachim is weaving?
Jude Joachim Vannier makes rings, baskets, and ropes. We met him at the Green Knowledge Fair, and he’ll…
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News
El Niño: The Planet Enters a «Danger Zone» Through 2027
It won't subside until 2027. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has never been more certain: El Niño is expected to become…
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Biodiversity / Tourism
Green iguanas: 1.8 million culled in the Cayman Islands, and they're still there
Since 2018, Grand Cayman has been hunting the green iguana, an invasive species native to the Americas. Nearly 1.8 million animals have been culled, the…
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Biodiversity / Tourism
Drought and Inadequate Legislation: A Double Blow to Martinican Agriculture
On the one hand, an unprecedented drought that has been ongoing since March and threatens to last until September. On the other hand…
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News
Transportation in Martinique: There Is a Single Regulatory Authority; the Service Must Be Unified
Since 2017, Martinique has had a single transit authority. Yet car use is on the rise, and the dedicated public transit corridor is struggling to keep up…
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Caribbean
Sargasses: Robert III Middle School Kicks Off the New School Year
Cinq mois plus tard, c’est chose faite. Les 350 collégiens de l’établissement de Pontaléry au Robert retrouvent leur site ce…
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