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Earth Today | Renewables on the rise

LARGE-SCALE greenhouse gas emissions reduction is possible as part of global efforts to realise a more secure climate future – but only with the right policy and investments that enable clean…
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Earth Today | Top 1% have key role in clean energy transition - report

THE WORLD’S richest one per cent are being called upon to play their part in helping to overcome the climate crisis through their support of the transition away from fossil fuels. A policy brief from…
The Portland Bight Marine Protected Area in Jamaica, an example of what it means to bring the global 30x30 target closer to home.
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Earth Today | Why the ocean agenda matters

THE KUNMING-MONTREAL Global Biodiversity Framework’s ‘30x30’ target, which calls for protecting 30 per cent of coastal and marine resources by 2030, is an urgent survival mandate for the Caribbean and…
The government's intervention follows Tuesday's pre-dawn demolition, which saw approximately 20 predominantly concrete houses reduced to rubble by bulldozers, tractors and sledgehammers in Cooper’s Pen, Trelawny.
August 12, 2026 by Adrian Frater and Leon Jackson

Rude awakening - Demolition crew flattens 20 squatter houses in Cooper’s Pen; remaining families uneasy

WESTERN BUREAU: Residents of a section of Cooper’s Pen, Trelawny, were jolted from their slumber on Tuesday morning to find a demolition crew flattening their houses in a pre-dawn operation involving…