Environment
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Aug- 2025 -11 August
Tropical Storm Erin Tracking Toward Lesser Antilles
The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season has recorded its fifth named storm with the formation of Tropical Storm Erin in the eastern Atlantic. Meteorologists are closely monitoring its progress as
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Jul- 2025 -29 July
Dominica’s Sperm Whale Reserve Moves Toward Full Legislation by September
Dominica is preparing to formally enshrine the world’s first sperm whale reserve into law, with the Sperm Whale Reserve Act expected to return to Parliament for its second and third readings by the en
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1 July
Fire at Fond Cole Landfill Partially Contained, Cleanup Underway
Emergency teams have partially contained the fire that broke out at the Fond Cole Landfill earlier this week. According to the Dominica Solid Waste Management Corporation (DSWMC), flames that initiall
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May- 2025 -22 May
Forestry Division Champions Conservation for World Biodiversity Day 2025
The Forestry, Wildlife and National Parks Division, under the Ministry for Environment, Rural Modernization, Kalinago Upliftment, and Constituency Empowerment, joins the global community in celebratin
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21 May
Dominica Faces Growing Risks from Saharan Dust and Rising Heat Levels
As the 2025 Dominica hurricane season approaches, Dominica faces not only storms and flooding but also two increasingly disruptive climate threats: Saharan dust and extreme heat. Both have serious imp
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9 May
Belfast River Access Dispute Raises Environmental Concerns
A longstanding environmental concern has resurfaced in Belfast, Dominica, where Father Franklin Coffey has publicly denounced a private development allegedly blocking public access to the Belfast Rive
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Mar- 2025 -26 March
A Voice in the Storm: Natalie Murphy’s Call for Disability-Inclusive Disaster Planning
For Natalie Murphy, disasters are not just national events—they are deeply personal trials that demand resilience, resourcefulness, and, above all, inclusion. As a blind disability rights advocate, Mu
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14 March
Dominica Moves Forward with Sperm Whale Reserve to Boost Conservation and Tourism
The government of Dominica is advancing its efforts to establish a sperm whale reserve off the island’s Western coast. The move aims to protect the species while fostering eco-tourism and carbon seque
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Jan- 2025 -21 January
New Garbage Trucks and Repairs Set to Enhance Waste Services in Dominica
Efforts to enhance Dominica’s solid waste management services are gaining momentum, with plans for new trucks and repairs to the current fleet. The Dominica Solid Waste Management Corporation (DSWMC)
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