Number 1 in the Race to Resilience
When it comes to important races, Jamaica has placed first in what may be one of the biggest. Jamaica has […]
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Dark Skies Ahead
While it may seem early to talk about the Atlantic hurricane season, which officially doesn’t begin until May, scientists already […]
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Ho-Ho- Hospitality Comeback?
Despite the not-so-welcome holiday arrival of a surge in new COVID-19 cases, tourism in the Caribbean appears to be starting […]
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South Frigate Bay Beach: Restored and Climate-Smart
Designing a beach restoration project requires a specialised sort of detective work. The slope of a beach, the rocks found […]
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What’s the Deal with Climate Rationale?
For decades, scientists were hesitant to directly blame extreme weather events on climate change. In part, this was due to […]
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The Design-Build Approach: A Conversation with Director of Projects Christopher Hylton
Back in 2001, Chris Hylton had just joined Smith Warner International as a young coastal engineer. The firm had […]
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Climate Finance… What’s Next for SIDS?
Whether COP26 was a success depends on what you are measuring and who is rendering the opinion. In terms […]
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Success or COP-out?
While high-level cabinet officials, ministers, and country leaders from around the world met behind closed doors negotiating emissions curbing timelines […]
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The Communications Battle for Emergency Preparedness
Puerto Rico is one of the larger islands in the Caribbean, covering more than 9,000 square kilometers. Mountains make up […]
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Holiday Inn Island
Students of geology know that islands can be created by many different processes. Some are volcanic, rising from the seafloor […]
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