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Dad's tears for Rachel | Local News | trinidadexpress.com - Vimarsana News

Dad's tears for Rachel | Local News | trinidadexpress.com

Walking out of President’s House, St Ann’s, with their daughter’s posthumous national award on Republic night, Kelvin and Seema Bhagwandeen said everyone who had heard Rachel Bhagwandeen’s story has been

'An emotional time for our family' | Local News | trinidadexpress.com - Vimarsana News

'An emotional time for our family' | Local News | trinidadexpress.com

The parents of 11-­year-old Rachel Bhag­wandeen, who was mauled to death by a relative’s dog last year, say their daughter’s posthumous national award is a bittersweet moment for the family.

Proman, UWI launch waste-to-energy research project - Vimarsana News

Proman, UWI launch waste-to-energy research project

Proman, UWI launch waste-to-energy research project Photo courtesy Prof John Agard - PROMAN and UWI have launched a new study to examine the potential of a biogas supply chain for TT. The study, they said, is in line with national decarbonisation and waste-reduction efforts. The multi-phase project will identify viable local sources of waste for an anaerobic digestion project and examine how these technologies and resources can be integrated into TT's wider energy supply chain. Anaerobic digestion is a process in which organic wastes are broken down by micro-organisms in an oxygen-free envi...

Prof John Agard calls for quicker action on cutting carbon emissions - Vimarsana News

Prof John Agard calls for quicker action on cutting carbon emissions

Prof John Agard calls for quicker action on cutting carbon emissions Thursday 10 December 2020 In this 2017 fil photo, the effects of an oil spill can be seen along the shore in Chaguaramas. TT’s climate manoeuvrability is awkward because the economy is based on fossil fuels but as a small island developing state (SIDS) the country is uniquely susceptible to the ravages of climate change. - FILE PHOTO: ANGELO MARCELLE When he was younger, John Agard’s parents wanted him to be something practical – like a doctor. Instead – long before it was cool – he felt a visceral pull towards stu...