In an effort to achieve environmental sustainability, the Jamaican government has partnered with NEPA to restore the mangroves in Southern Clarendon, a known flood-prone area.
The move comes during the hurricane season and is expected to help protect the residents.
The government has taken a major step to combat the environmental degradation of areas within Southern Clarendon, as a partnership with the National Environmental Planning Agency leads to the replanting of mangroves.
Residents of Southern Clarendon, which is a known flood-prone area, have been suffering from the destruction of mangroves from the coastlines. The replanting efforts are a nature-based solution to the problem.
He says that will provide economic opportunities for the residents, and will even aid in achieving food security.
More details here:
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has revealed plans to include a consultative approach, involving community input,…
During the opening of the 2024/25 Sectoral Debate in the House of Representatives, Minister of…
West Indies T20 World Cup Squad: Rovman Powell (c)Alzarri Joseph (vc)Johnson CharlesRoston ChaseShimron HetmyerJason HolderShai…
Fifty key figures from various sectors within the horse racing industry, including jockeys, trainers, owners,…
Keith Duncan, Chairman of the Economic Programme Oversight Committee (EPOC), revealed that the GOJ revenue…
The People's National Party, PNP, politician, and land developer, who is a suspect in his…