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Can Technology Really Help The Caribbean Recover Faster After Disasters?
Agriculture

Can Technology Really Help The Caribbean Recover Faster After Disasters?

By: Chalsey Gill Anthony, Environmental Communicator, on behalf of Caribbean Policy Development Centre (CPDC) In the face of a disaster, the difference between quick recovery and prolonged hardship often comes down to one thing: information. Who is affected? How severe are the damages? Who needs help first? In the Caribbean, where disasters are growing stronger […]

Climate Spotlight StaffClimate Spotlight Staff
December 1, 2025
Connecting Communities, Government, and Markets for Smarter Climate Protection in the Caribbean
Agriculture

Connecting Communities, Government, and Markets for Smarter Climate Protection in the Caribbean

By: Chalsey Gill Anthony, Environmental Communicator, on behalf of Caribbean Policy Development Centre (CPDC) When a hurricane barrels through the Caribbean, recovery doesn’t just depend on rebuilding homes and roads. It depends on whether farmers can afford to replace lost livestock, whether fishers can access damaged docks or launching areas, whether market vendors can access […]

Climate Spotlight StaffClimate Spotlight Staff
October 17, 2025
Cocoa and Climate Change
Action and Advocacy

Cocoa and Climate Change

A Bittersweet Connection By Britney Nurse The story highlights various aspects of climate justice, including the vulnerability of small-scale farmers, the historical context of the industry, the environmental impact, income volatility, resilience-building, fair pricing, and sustainable development. Cocoa, once known as the king of crops, has seen a steady decline over the decades. This delicious, […]

Climate Spotlight StaffClimate Spotlight Staff
September 26, 2023
Protecting Earth’s Lungs
1.5 To Stay Alive

Protecting Earth’s Lungs

by Climate Spotlight Staff RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil. August 15, 2023 The Brazil National Institute of Space Research detected a 33.6% drop in deforestation in the Amazon during the first six months of President Luiz Inacio Lula de Silva’s term. In July, the federal agency reported that the satellite data was gathered from a system […]

Climate Spotlight StaffClimate Spotlight Staff
August 15, 2023
Tropical Storm Arlene in the the east-central Gulf of Mexico viewed from a satellite on June 2. Satellite image- CIRA:RAMMB
1.5 To Stay Alive

El NiƱo may suppress hurricane development

In its 10 AM Public Advisory, the National Hurricane Center announced that Tropical Storm Arlene – the first named system for this Atlantic Hurricane season, has weakened into a tropical depression. It is slowly tracking easterly and is expected to continue in that direction until it dissipates. This past Thursday, June 1, marked the official […]

Climate Spotlight StaffClimate Spotlight Staff
June 3, 2023
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