PM Flew Over Flood Zones
The Prime Minister assessed flood damage in Cayo district as communities face rising waters and potential health risks from contamination.
The Prime Minister assessed flood damage in Cayo district as communities face rising waters and potential health risks from contamination.
Flooding in the Cayo district has caused significant damage, affecting residents and prompting local leaders to assess the situation and plan for recovery.
The Prime Minister addressed flooding issues in Douglas and other areas, emphasizing the impact of climate change on weather patterns and infrastructure.
BEL warns of potential rolling blackouts due to power generation capacity issues as summer approaches, despite adding 30 MW of additional capacity.
Corazon Creek inaugurated high tech solar panels to address electricity needs while respecting Maya land rights.
The Turneffe Atoll Sustainability Association launched the "Visit Turneffe" app to educate visitors on marine conservation and engage them in citizen science.
Farmers are urged to regularly inspect their cattle for wounds to prevent infestations of the New World Screwworm in Belize.
UNICEF and the ministry of Rural Transformation handed over $70,000 worth of materials to expand San Narciso's water system for better access to water.
The Price Family Estate demands an immediate halt to a nearby industrial development project due to environmental and safety concerns.
Belize City joins the Global Covenant of Mayors to develop a Climate Action Plan focusing on mitigation, adaptation, and energy.
The Mayor of Belize City emphasizes the need for the Department of Environment to enforce stricter regulations on single-use plastics to combat pollution.
The agriculture minister discusses the challenges of addressing the fusarium fungus affecting 40,000 acres of cane fields in northern Belize.
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