Deodat Maharaj

Caribbean economies have largely been primary producers with a focus on commodities for much of our history. Diversification has been a constant in our regional and national discourse, with limited progress, notwithstanding our best efforts…. Source

Earth Today

Water as an essential resource for not only the individual’s sense of well-being, but also for the achievement of sustainable development, is shortly to be put in the spotlight with the hosting of the first-ever virtual Caribbean Science Symposium… Source

Sargassum makes a slow return to Ambergris Caye

The influx of Sargassum has been increasing since 2011 within the Caribbean Sea. Although our beaches have been clear of the rotting, smelly mess for several months the dreaded seaweed has once again arrived at San Pedro Town's shores, slowly accumulating on the island's windward beachside. According to a National Meteorological Service of Belize report,…

Suffolk’s panniversary; one year since COVID-19 struck

Online classes. Moving out. Leaving friends and the city that became a home. These thoughts were on every Suffolk University student’s mind a year ago today when they received an email that many didn’t expect. A virus that seemed like nothing more than a far-away problem a few days before quickly had morphed into a……

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