Environment
Why COP Matters
CEO Osmond Martinez emphasizes the need for developed nations to fulfill climate financing pledges to Belize and other vulnerable countries at COP-27.
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Making Carbon Credits Make Money For Belize
Belize is exploring the implementation of carbon credits to monetize its forest and marine resources as natural carbon sinks.
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Swing Bridge On Its Last Leg
an internal report reveals the Swing Bridge and Belcan Bridge in Belize City are in severe disrepair, prompting recommendations for replacement and repairs.
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Destruction of Maya Ruins For Agriculture is Widespread
Mennonite agricultural expansion is causing widespread destruction of Maya ruins in Belize, prompting concerns from archaeologists and conservation efforts.
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Filling The Hazardous Holes At Rio On That Cost A 6 Year Old His Life
The hazardous hole at Rio On Pools, which caused the drowning of 6-year-old Issac Pipersburgh, has been filled to ensure safety for future visitors.
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Blue Economy At Oceans Conf
A Belizean delegation is attending the UN Oceans Conference in Portugal to discuss fisheries conservation and management efforts.
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What Are Fishers Really Fishing?
The Fish Right Eat Right program highlights data collection on marine life and aims to connect fishers with restaurants to improve fish market access.
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Sizing Up The State of Lobster
The Ministry of the Blue Economy postponed new lobster regulations after fisherfolk objections, while the Fisheries Department assessed the lobster population's health and sustainability.
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Hopkins Beach Coming Back
Hopkins Beach is recovering from sargassum and erosion, with local efforts underway to protect the area and support tourism.
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CONCH SEASON AT AN END
The conch season will close on June 26, 2022, with a reminder for fishers and the public to cease consumption until October.
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NEMO Mobilized In Flood Response
NEMO activated its emergency response to address flooding in the Corozal and Orange Walk Districts, opening shelters for affected families.
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House Blown Over
Angela Jones of North Creek is seeking shelter after her house collapsed due to wind and rain over the weekend.
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