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Jamaica s farmers struggle to contend with a changing climate

Jamaica s farmers struggle to contend with a changing climate
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Zero Waste Futures: Youth Leadership and Solutions from the Asia Pacific to the Caribbean

Zero Waste Futures: Youth Leadership and Solutions from the Asia Pacific to the Caribbean
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In Jamaica, farmers struggle to contend with a changing climate

It’s 9 am and the rural district of Mount Airy in central Jamaica is already sweltering. As cars trundle along the region’s unpaved roads

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Jamaican Economy Panel proposes Caribbean carbon pricing regime

THE careful implementation of a Caribbean carbon pricing regime could help reduce greenho.

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Waste-to-energy: Expensive technology that aims to solve landfill problem

Waste-to-energy: Expensive technology that aims to solve landfill problem Infrastructure conference highlights region’s waste-management challenges Three years after awarding the project to deal with Cayman’s landfill problems to a consortium led by Dart, now known as ReGen, plans for a waste-to-energy facility are finally taking shape. The current timeline projects that the landfill remediation of the north mound of the George Town landfill will be completed next year. The waste-to-energy and recycling facilities, as well as a lined landfill for any residual waste that remains after burning most of the trash, should be commissioned and operational by 2024. The project stems from a public private partnership deal between government and the consortium that was finally signed in March of this year.

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