The Minister of National Security is evaluating whether the observation post in Rio Blanco should be relocated due to accessibility and urgent repair needs.
The Prime Minister dismisses conservationists' concerns over a logging license for Belize Woodmark Design in the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve, blaming 7News for the controversy.
The 13th National Climate Outlook Forum focused on using meteorological data to improve disaster preparedness and enhance national resilience against climate events.
The Minister of Public Service defended NEMO's response to recent floods, stating they acted before the flooding worsened and are developing an app for better communication.
The Prime Minister indicates that Belize may soon declare a national emergency due to severe sargassum issues affecting Caye Caulker and San Pedro.
BEL signed an agreement to produce solar powered electricity, aiming to lower utility costs within a year.
The government has received numerous expressions of interest for the development of 80 megawatt solar energy plants in a public-private partnership.
Bulridge Ltd. sent a lawyer's letter to Dr. Elma Kay over her comments linking logging to the Chiquibul Forest.
A retired forestry officer claims that the Western Hardwoods have been logged selectively in the past, contradicting the Chief Forest Officer's statement.
Belize Woodmark Designs defends its logging concession application, claiming compliance with regulations and accusing critics of bias and corruption.
The Itzamna Society urges Minister Orlando Habet to reject a logging license that threatens the ecological balance of Belize's primary forests.
Rafael Manzanero warns that logging in the Western Hardwoods could harm the health of the Belize watershed and affect local communities.
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