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Facing the storm: Caribbean countries make urgent call for more equitable climate funding

Corporate Knights

An unusual tropical storm swinging in from the west was heading for the Caribbean, a region often in the eye of the changing climate, with intensifying storms, record flooding, devastating drought and crumbling coastlines. Jamaica was on hurricane watch in the days leading up to the UN COP28 climate summit. Financing is a big obstacle. “It

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CARICOM Development Fund anchors Caribbean climate resilience fund

Impact Alpha

ImpactAlpha, January 30 — With storms, flooding and erosion, Caribbean islands are vulnerable in a warming world. The post CARICOM Development Fund anchors Caribbean climate resilience fund appeared first on ImpactAlpha. The region’s climate adaptation annual financing.

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Stony coral tissue loss disease is shifting the ecological balance of Caribbean reefs

Science Daily / Earth & Environment

A new study shows stony coral tissue loss disease is causing drastic changes in the Caribbean's population of corals, which is sure to disrupt the delicate balance of the ecosystem and threaten marine biodiversity and coastal economies.

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Veteran Affairs Selects T-Mobile As Primary Wireless Provider for the Caribbean Healthcare System

3BL Media

and SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, February 14, 2024 /3BL/ - What’s the news: The Veterans Affairs Caribbean Healthcare System in Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands selected T-Mobile as the primary wireless provider in a 10-year agreement. BELLEVUE, Wash. That’s the impact of 5G.”

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Masdar - UAE-Caribbean Renewable Energy Fund Celebrates Inauguration of Hurricane-Resistant Power Plant on Antigua and Barbuda

Global Renewable News

Highlights Hybrid solar power station developed on twin-island nation under US$50m UAE-Caribbean Renewable Energy Fund - a partnership between UAE's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abu D.

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How salt from the Caribbean affects our climate

Science Daily / Earth & Environment

Past cold periods such as the Little Ice Age were associated with reduced strength of North Atlantic currents and increased surface salinity in the Caribbean. This was accompanied by disturbances in the distribution of salt to the north leading to longer, stronger cooling phases in the northern hemisphere.

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Five reasons Latin America and the Caribbean are attracting impact investors

Impact Alpha

Investing in Latin America and the Caribbean’s impact ecosystem represents an opportunity to generate financial returns and make a meaningful difference by addressing. The post Five reasons Latin America and the Caribbean are attracting impact investors appeared first on ImpactAlpha.