Caribbean
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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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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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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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Waste Collection in the South: Espace Sud Promises a Return to Normal
Five months after the change in waste collection, trash bins are still overflowing in the South. On August 27 in Rivière-Salée, the Espace…
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Waste / Recycling
SodaStream Is Going to Clean Up the Caribbean Sea
Together with 150 executives and several local environmental organizations, Daniel Birnbaum, CEO of Sodastream, plans to clean up the ocean…
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News
Report on Activities Carried Out in the Caribbean
Most Caribbean islands are facing this natural disaster, which poses a real threat to…
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A Record Year for Algal Blooms!
Whether it's brown sargassum, blue-green algae, or red algae, they're growing and washing ashore in massive quantities throughout the Gulf of Mexico…
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News
Caribbean Islands Ban Plastic
Not a day goes by without us seeing them, touching them, or even putting them in our mouths. It has…
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