From left: Radcliffe Spence, Lecturer in Shipping and Logistics at the Caribbean Maritime University; Dr Eric Deans, Managing Partner at DeepSight Maritime Intelligence Corporation; Valerie Campbell, Director of Logistics and Customer Service at Campari Group Jamaica; Dr Devant Maharaj, Director of Professional Services at ECO Canada; and Dr Ruth Potopsingh, Technical Advisor at Environmental Solutions … Continue reading CHARGE THE SHIPS!
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Prime Minister Mark Phillips and representatives from the international universities, during the meeting on Tuesday Source: Guyana Chronicle August 15, 2024 PRIME Minister, Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips, met with a delegation of representatives from leading international universities, on Tuesday, to discuss a groundbreaking initiative aimed at enhancing flood resilience in Guyana and other Caribbean Community … Continue reading International universities partner with Guyana to improve flood resilience in CARICOM nations
The water in the Caribbean Sea at 100 ft is the same temperature. June 25, 2024 George Brown College (GBC)’s Limberlost Place is tapping into one of the greenest energy projects on earth: a deep lake water cooling system that is unique to Toronto. Owned and operated by Enwave Energy Corporation, the world-renowned system uses water from … Continue reading Tapping into one of the greenest energy projects on earth
Source: Repeating Islands Published May 13,2024 in The Conversation Author: Farah Nibbs In the popular imagination, the Caribbean is paradise, an exotic place to escape to. But behind the images of balmy beaches and lush hotel grounds lies a crisis, the likes of which its residents have never experienced. Caribbean islands are in a water crisis, … Continue reading Thirsty in paradise: Water crises are a growing problem across the Caribbean islands