The Green Standard
World Standards Day was observed in Belize with an open day at the George Price Center focusing on climate change and environmental standards.
World Standards Day was observed in Belize with an open day at the George Price Center focusing on climate change and environmental standards.
A fire at the Belfoam Factory caused significant damage, but the National Fire Service quickly extinguished the blaze and is investigating its cause.
Belize City plans to collect and recycle five million plastic bottles through New Venture Waste Management Services to address its garbage problem.
Jeavon Hulse states that sedimentation from the Chalillo Dam poses no real environmental threat, presenting a choice between living with it or facing electricity shortages.
A butane tanker overturned on the Western Highway, causing a temporary shutdown but no major disaster occurred.
Belize experienced a 7.1 magnitude earthquake, prompting a workshop for emergency responders on earthquake and tsunami preparedness.
The Belize Institute of Environmental Law warns that contamination from BECOL is making the Macal River unfit for human consumption and harming local tourism.
The Department of Environment halted work at the Vaca Dam due to environmental compliance failures but has since lifted the stop order after reviewing a corrective plan.
The Department of the Environment has ordered a shutdown of operations at the Vaca dam due to significant environmental regulation violations.
The Macal River in Belize is discolored due to silt runoff from upstream, linked to dam operations and deforestation.
The Fisheries Department has discontinued the bounty on lionfish due to their widespread presence in Belize's waters and plans to implement a new control strategy.
An expert from Florida warns Belizean farmers about the dangers of using incorrect chemicals on soil and its impact on produce quality and waterways.
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