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Divers spot ‘mysterious’ orange creature off remote island. It belongs to a new species
Posted inBreaking News Caribbean News Environmental News

Divers spot ‘mysterious’ orange creature off remote island. It belongs to a new species

MEXICO CITY — While swimming off a remote Pacific Ocean archipelago in 2013, a diver spotted a “mysterious” and brightly colored fish. He quickly snapped several blurry photographs before it…
Posted by John McCarthy March 6, 2024
Pearl B. Larsen Elementary School students told to stay home today due to sewage issue
Posted inBreaking News Community Affairs Education News

Pearl B. Larsen Elementary School students told to stay home today due to sewage issue

CHRISTIANSTED – Pearl B. Larsen PreK8 School will receive virtual instruction on Wednesday, March 6th, due to a sewage issue impacting the campus, the Virgin Islands Department of Education said…
Posted by John McCarthy March 6, 2024
Mexico’s Popocatépetl volcano erupts 13 times in past day, prompting airport delays
Posted inBreaking News Environmental News International News

Mexico’s Popocatépetl volcano erupts 13 times in past day, prompting airport delays

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico’s National Disaster Prevention Center said Wednesday the Popocatépetl volcano, located just 50 miles from the country’s capital, has erupted 13 times in the past day and…
Posted by John McCarthy March 5, 2024
Trinidad government hires two firms to recover sunken oil barge
Posted inBreaking News Caribbean News Environmental News

Trinidad government hires two firms to recover sunken oil barge

PORT OF SPAIN (Reuters) — Trinidad and Tobago has hired two remediation and salvage firms to help clean up an ongoing oil spill off Tobago and salvage the leaking barge,…
Posted by John McCarthy March 4, 2024
Federal audit finds ‘a lot of work remains’ in Puerto Rico’s hurricane and earthquake recovery
Posted inBreaking News Business News Caribbean News

Federal audit finds ‘a lot of work remains’ in Puerto Rico’s hurricane and earthquake recovery

SAN JUAN (AP) — Puerto Rico is trudging through reconstruction work after two devastating hurricanes and a string of strong earthquakes, and has spent less than 10% of more than $23 billion in…
Posted by John McCarthy March 4, 2024
High air pollution levels in Thai capital spark order for city employees to work from home
Posted inBreaking News Environmental News Health News

High air pollution levels in Thai capital spark order for city employees to work from home

BANGKOK (AP) — City employees in Thailand’s capital, Bangkok, were ordered Thursday to work from home for two days, and those in the private sector were encouraged to do so…
Posted by John McCarthy March 2, 2024
Aruba issues alert after oil spill reached neighboring Bonaire
Posted inBreaking News Caribbean News Environmental News

Aruba issues alert after oil spill reached neighboring Bonaire

ORANJESTAD (Reuters) — Aruba issued an alert this week after an oil spill that was first spotted near Tobago spread to neighboring Bonaire, threatening its mangrove forests and national parks.…
Posted by John McCarthy March 2, 2024
EPA Awards $500,000 to the USVI for Climate Pollution Reduction Planning
Posted inBreaking News Environmental News National News

EPA Awards $500,000 to the USVI for Climate Pollution Reduction Planning

CHRISTIANSTED — The U.S Environmental Protection Agency showed its support for the U.S. Virgin Islands' efforts to combat climate change through a grant from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). EPA…
Posted by John McCarthy March 2, 2024
USVI Coral Innovation Hub Gets NOAA’s Research Center Designation 
Posted inBreaking News Caribbean News Environmental News

USVI Coral Innovation Hub Gets NOAA’s Research Center Designation 

CHRISTIANSTED — The Nature Conservancy’s U.S. Virgin Islands Coral Innovation Hub, a laboratory dedicated to advancing coral restoration science in the Caribbean and across the planet, has been designated as…
Posted by John McCarthy March 1, 2024
Magens Bay Seeks To Mitigate Environmental Threat During Hurricane Season: DPNR
Posted inBreaking News Environmental News St. Thomas News

Magens Bay Seeks To Mitigate Environmental Threat During Hurricane Season: DPNR

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — As the USVI braces for a potentially devastating hurricane season during a La Niña cooling phase, concerns over environmental protection and storm water management at Magens Bay…
Posted by John McCarthy March 1, 2024

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