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INVITATION TO TENDER — Integrated Ecosystems Management and Restoration of Forests

INVITATION TO TENDER — Integrated Ecosystems Management and Restoration of Forests
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Saint Lucia National Trust Voices Concerns about Cabot Development - St Lucia News From The Voice

Saint Lucia National Trust Voices Concerns about Cabot Development - St Lucia News From The Voice
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Saint luciaDepartment of physical planningSaint lucia nationalDevelopment control authoritySaint lucia national trustCabot saint luciaSocial impact assessmentArchaeology priority areaதுறவி லூசியாதுறை ஆஃப் உடல் திட்டமிடல்துறவி லூசியா தேசியவளர்ச்சி கட்டுப்பாடு அதிகாரம்துறவி லூசியா தேசிய நம்பிக்கைகாபொட் துறவி லூசியாசமூக தாக்கம் மதிப்பீடுதொல்பொருள் ப்ரையாரிடீ பரப்பளவு

PLH accused of greenwashing amid environmental destruction - Antigua Observer Newspaper

PLH accused of ‘greenwashing amid environmental destruction’ Spread the love “They don’t even know what they have destroyed and that is the awful thing about it,” remarked marine biologist John Mussington, as he recalled the apparent destruction of sand dunes and wildlife habitats at Palmetto Point, Barbuda. Mussington is one of a number of Barbudans opposed to the environmental degradation that they say the Peace, Love and Happiness (PLH) development is likely to cause by constructing a golf course spanning hundreds of acres on protected land within the Codrington Lagoon National Park. He claimed the developer is destroying turtle nesting sites, disturbing natural habitats and uprooting important plant species and organisms in order to build their luxury project.

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Injunction against Barbuda s PLH development lifted - Antigua Observer Newspaper

Injunction against Barbuda’s PLH development lifted Spread the love It is the latest development in an ongoing dispute between the Barbuda Council and the international developers. The Council filed an application for an injunction after the Development Control Authority (DCA) – on recommendation of the Department of Environment (DoE) – refused to issue a stop order, even after discovering violations that the developer had carried out in the protected area and after being prevented from entering the property as they believe is their legal right as local government. On October 12020, the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court (ECSC) granted an injunction against PLH preventing it from continuing construction activities in the area where the government agencies said it had destroyed sand dunes and historic vegetation, putting critical wetlands at risk.

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Construction project causing misery for livestock farmer

Construction project causing misery for livestock farmer Elton Ryan says the plants his animals graze on are covered in cement dust Spread the love A livestock farmer of more than 15 years says he is suffering huge losses in revenue as he tries to mitigate against the impact of an ongoing Chinese project in the North Sound area which he claims is threatening his livelihood. Elton Ryan says he has already lost more than 50 sheep which strayed from his fenced 68-acre farm where they were grazing after someone allegedly cut an opening in the fence to gain entry. Days later he found the remains of his animals on a nearby farm.

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