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Guyana sacrificing billions of dollars to ensure the protection of its forests - Vimarsana News

Guyana sacrificing billions of dollars to ensure the protection of its forests

President Dr. Irfaan Ali says Guyana is sacrificing billions of dollars in order to keep its forests in tact.

Guyana: Prez Ali attends panel disscussion of Global Business Leadership Forum - Associates Times a Caribbean News website - Vimarsana News

Guyana: Prez Ali attends panel disscussion of Global Business Leadership Forum - Associates Times a Caribbean News website

President Dr Irfaan Ali participated in a virtual panel discussion on Shiv Chanderpaul Drive at the Office of the President on Monday, April 4, 2022.

Guyana sacrificing billions to ensure protection of its forests - Vimarsana News

Guyana sacrificing billions to ensure protection of its forests

President Dr Irfaan Ali Monday said Guyana is sacrificing billions of dollars in order to keep its forests which are almost the size of England and Scotland combined, help protect the earth by storing gigatons of harmful gases. “If the world is

The 2021 Queens Power 100: 51-100 - Vimarsana News

The 2021 Queens Power 100: 51-100

51. Dermot SmythQueens Political Action Coordinator, United Federation of Teachers Dermot Smyth-Dermot Smyth.JPG Alt Text: Dermot SmythTitle Text: Dermot

Urgent need: Families displaced by Richmond Hill, Queens catastrophic fire need permanent housing, and quickly - Vimarsana News

Urgent need: Families displaced by Richmond Hill, Queens catastrophic fire need permanent housing, and quickly

December 15, 2020 Site of the Dec. 10, 2020 fire in Richmond Hill which destroyed several homes and left close to 50 people, mostly of Indian, Caribbean and South Asian origin, homeless with all belongings destroyed. Photo courtesy: Rose Kaur from the office of Assemblywoman-elect Jenifer Rajkumar. A team of Queens community leaders jumped into action as soon as news  broke about the fire that burned through multiple Richmond Hill homes at 109-25 Jamaica Avenue early morning,  December 10, 2020. Most of the families affected were of Indian and Indo-Caribbean origin, and those hailing from o...