San Pedro Fishers Say Dredging Is Chasing Fish From Seabed
Fishers in San Pedro Town express concerns that dredging is harming local fish populations and their livelihoods.
Fishers in San Pedro Town express concerns that dredging is harming local fish populations and their livelihoods.
The mayor discusses the impact of King Tides on the Independence Day parade route and the ongoing cleanup efforts in Belize City.
Belize City Mayor Bernard Wagner announced plans to upgrade the drainage maintenance system to improve flood management.
Belize City plans to take over a pumping station by year-end and may establish similar stations in Gungulung and Belama to address flooding.
Demand for water and electricity services increased significantly due to a very warm summer and load shedding affecting imported electricity.
Prime Minister John Briceno addressed the UN Summit of the Future, emphasizing the urgent need for climate action and representation for small island developing states.
King Tides have disrupted the Uniform Parade route in the coastal city, prompting changes by the City and the Ministry of Education.
The Minister of Infrastructure suggests Belize City may need to adopt stilt construction due to worsening flooding from rising sea levels and climate change.
The Deputy Mayor of Belize City reports that King Tides are causing flooding but will soon recede as climate change impacts are acknowledged.
The Chief Met Officer explains the causes of king tides and their potential impact due to climate change and rising sea levels.
Belize City residents experienced unusually high King Tides, causing localized flooding and prompting discussions on climate change and coping strategies from the mayor.
The Belize Tourism Board donated five garbage trucks to improve waste management in key tourist destinations and Belmopan City.
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