Luke Espat Submits ECP for Signature
Luke Espat's Belize Ports Limited submitted an Environmental Compliance Plan to the Department of the Environment, which has not yet been signed by the Chief Environmental Officer.
Luke Espat's Belize Ports Limited submitted an Environmental Compliance Plan to the Department of the Environment, which has not yet been signed by the Chief Environmental Officer.
the government is accused of bypassing environmental laws to expedite the Carnival Cruise Terminal project despite serious ecological concerns.
Fishermen from Monkey River adopt sustainable lobster harvesting techniques learned in Mexico, aiming to improve marine conservation and future catches.
The National Environmental Appraisal Committee is leaning towards approving the controversial Ara Macao Project after developers committed to a surety bond for environmental damages.
The 5 Blues Lake in Belize has collapsed, with water levels dropping dramatically over the past two weeks, raising concerns about its future.
SATIIM's case against the Forestry Department concluded in the Supreme Court, with a concession from U.S. Capital Energy regarding the need for an environmental impact assessment.
communities around Sarstoon Temash National Park express concerns over oil exploration's impact on their livelihoods and the environment.
SATIIM invited the press to Sarstoon Temash National Park to raise awareness about proposed oil explorations and their impact on local ecosystems and communities.
The Chalillo Dam has reached 100% capacity due to continued rains, with excess water spilling over the spillway.
Cleanup efforts continue in Punta Gorda as TIDE and local authorities work to remove garbage from the coastline.
UNESCO rejected arguments regarding climate change's impact on the Belize Barrier Reef during a meeting in Lithuania.
Chalillo Dam's reservoir is now 93 percent full after heavy rainfall, providing significant power production for BEL.
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