Earlier this month, some businesses were forced to close early or turn away customers due to an ongoing water shortage crisis. On an economic scale, hours of work and transactions lost to weather related occurrences such as dry spells/drought amass losses totaling millions of dollars. Financial losses accredited to weather related disasters are predicted to […]
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“Even if climate change isn’t real [but we know it is], aren’t the benefits of cleaner air, water and land worth all the effort put towards cleaner energy, reduced resource use and all general “green” practices?” – Source unknown. At ESL, we believe it is worth the effort. That is why our climate change sensitization
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In this photo (left to right): Mrs. Eleanor Jones (Managing Director, ESL), Dr. Alwin Hales (Permanent Secretary, MWLECC), Dr. Theresa Rodriguez (Manager of Environmental Consultancy Services, ESL), The Honourable Minster Robert Pickersgill (MWLECC), Minister Ian Hayles (Minister of State, MWLECC), Ms. Nalini Jagnarine (Environmental Analyst and Business Development Coordinator, ESL), Colonel Oral Khan (Chief Technical
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This could be the Caribbean region’s moment to shine. The time for us to become a leading voice in global climate change discussions and policy making. A time at which the debate surrounding climate change is still fresh and unsettled as climate change deniers, previously the majority, now remain few although extremely vocal. At this
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