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Vivian Chime, James Ojo, and Busola Aro have been named joint winners of TheCable Journalist of the Year award, the newspaper’s editors announced on Saturday.

"In the coming years, more journalists than ever will be needed to report on our deteriorating environment.

By Deandre Williamson Caribbean Climate Justice Journalism Fellow   #TheBahamas, November 29, 2022 – With the trauma of Hurricane Dorian still lingering, Abaco and Grand Bahama residents braced for Hurricane Nicole as they experienced another unfair blow of climate injustice. As sea levels rose, triggering storm surges and flooding, the northwestern islands of The Bahamas […]

By Sherrica Thompson Staff Writer   #TheBahamas, November 29, 2022 – A sixth American tourist died on the island of Exuma in the Bahamas. Police reports are that the 87-year-old woman, who is said to be from Virginia in the United States, was found unresponsive at the Grand Isle Resort and Residences on Friday, November […]

Berlin - Investments under China’s Belt and Road Initiative can pose environmental risks to small island nations already vulnerable to harm from cli

Berlin - The projected drop in carbon emissions in China because of its slowed economic growth due to pandemic lockdowns – shown in a report release

Wildfires continue to wreak havoc across various countries around the world. In the latest at least 36 Vicunas have died due to the ravaging wildfires at a reserve in Peru.

While it appears committed to renewable energy goals, China’s international commitments fall short of what experts say is needed

It's no question that climate change is an urgent issue affecting the entire world. Still, journalists continue to face challenges in helping people understand the climate crisis facing their local regions.

While the whole planet is recording rising temperatures, global warming seems to be particularly faster in one continent over the past three decades. Temperatures across Europe have increased at more than twice the global average.