Basseterre, St. Kitts – The rollout of solar energy initiatives across St. Kitts and Nevis is expected to increase in 2024 as the government is close to establishing a feed-in tariff policy to make investment into solar energy worthwhile. A feed-in tariff is the funds or credit owed to independent power producers that put energy […]
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A two-day consultation for the National Health Adaption Plan was held at the Bay Gardens Hotel on Oct. 5, with the aim of strengthening climate resilient health systems in the Caribbean. According to the World Health Organization, the effects of climate change can be felt through our water, food supply, and shelter. Health Planner […]
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MIAMI – Carnival Cruise Line and the New York Jets today announced a multi-year partnership. The agreement designates Carnival as a “Proud Partner of the New York Jets.” “At Carnival, we create memorable vacation experiences filled with fun for our guests, and we see the excitement from football fans firsthand when their favorite sport is part of that […]
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FREEPORT – October 10, 2023 – Grand Bahama Shipyard Ltd. is expanding its operation, helping it regain its position as the largest cruise ship repair facility in the world. The shipyard, together with Royal Caribbean Group and Carnival Corporation, recently received approval to proceed with an expansion project that is estimated to bring billions of […]
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The most severe drought on record in the Brazilian Amazon is disrupting boat transportation, isolating communities and killing fish and riverine creatures. The Brazilian government attributes the drought to climate change and the El Niño weather phenomenon, which has caused the volume of rainfall in the northern Amazon to fall below the historical average and river […]
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Although it is a useful source of revenue in several Caribbean jurisdictions, Barbados is not considering selling citizenship to wealthy foreigners, though it will introduce a point-based system in new legislation. During a recent courtesy call in Barbados, with Chief of Missions of the International Organization for Migration, Patrice Quesada, Minister of Home Affairs and […]
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75-year old Ruby Rudolph and most of her neighbors on Gardenia Street have on-site septic tanks for sewage disposal. They’re common in rural regions where there might not be enough customers for a municipal sewage treatment plant to be affordable. But the septic tanks here are failing – some are old and others are sinking […]
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Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva spoke to his Israeli opposite number Isaac Herzog on the phone yesterday and thanked him for the assistance provided to the South American country’s mission to evacuate civilians from the war-torn area, Agencia Brasil reported. The Workers’ Party leader also condemned the “terrorist” attacks perpetrated by the Hamas […]
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U.S. Representative Steve Scalise has withdrawn his bid to become House speaker after failing to win enough votes from his own Republiclan Party to win the gavel. Scalise notified his Republican colleagues of his decision during a closed-door meeting late Thursday. The next steps are uncertain as the House is essentially closed while Republicans try […]
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