Environment
Dredge Installed to Pump Water into Burning Dump
Cisco Construction has installed a dredge to pump water from the Burdon Canal to extinguish the fire at the city dump.
Environment
Environment
NEMO Bringing in Dredge to Fight Dump Fire
NEMO is bringing in a dredge to help extinguish the ongoing fire at the Belize City dump, which is affecting visibility and posing health risks.
Environment
Fire at the Dump Continues to Rage
The fire at the Belize City dump continues to worsen, prompting officials to implement new measures for control and management.
Environment
City Dump on Fire Again
A fire at the old Belize City dump was brought under control after it flared up, with authorities suspecting it may have been intentionally set.
Environment
Audrey Matura, The Environmentalist
Audrey Matura has been named Vice President of Oceana's new office in Belize, focusing on ocean conservation and preservation.
Environment
Mexican Billionaire Fined for Damaging Reef
A luxury yacht owned by Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego ran aground on the barrier reef near San Pedro Ambergris Caye, causing significant damage.
Environment
150 Square Foot Area Cleared from Victoria Peak's Summit
A ten by fifteen foot area of shrubbery was illegally cleared at the summit of Victoria Peak, raising questions about who authorized the action.
Environment
An Award But No Legislation
Mike Heusner, Craig Hayes, and Ali Flota received an award for work on catch and release legislation that has not yet been passed in Belize.
Environment
Phillip Willoughby Going Green
Belize City Council, led by Councillor Phillip Willoughby, began planting mahogany trees in school yards to promote environmental awareness among students.
Environment
Forestry Department Lashes Back at SATIIM
The Forestry Department responds to SATIIM's claims regarding a permit for seismic testing in Sarstoon Temash National Park, asserting it has followed due process.
Environment
City Dump Ablaze
A fire at the city dump has been burning for days, affecting nearby residents and prompting efforts from the Fire Department and City Council to contain it.
Environment
Monkey River needs 4,000 Tyres
Monkey River is facing severe beach erosion and needs 4,000 tyres for a manmade barrier to protect homes.
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