Accountability for climate catastrophes
By Vinod Thomas SINGAPORE – Scientific evidence can now link specific weather disasters to human-induced climate change.
By Vinod Thomas SINGAPORE – Scientific evidence can now link specific weather disasters to human-induced climate change.
By Jeffrey D. Sachs NEW YORK – The philosopher Immanuel Kant famously said that, “Whoever wills the end also wills…the indispensably necessary means to it that is in his control.”
By Malene Alleyne Extractive industries are fueling ecocide and human rights abuses in the Caribbean.
By Penelope Howell Penelope (Penny) Howell is a trained teacher, and a community activist.
We can never heal if we are dishonest about our history.
City vending as survival – and blight Recall – those friends still interested – that the first CARICOM Guyana 2020 votes recount was aborted.
By Neville Trotz Dr. Neville Trotz served as Dean, Faculty of Natural Sciences at the University of Guyana and Director of the Institute of Applied Science and Technology at Turkeyen, Guyana, before becoming Science Adviser to the Commonwealth Secretary-General (1991-1997).
As mandatory vaccination policies take effect, predictably, there has been a lot of pushback from people.
By Neville Trotz Dr. Neville Trotz served as Dean, Faculty of Natural Sciences at the University of Guyana and Director of the Institute of Applied Science and Technology at Turkeyen, Guyana, before becoming Science Adviser to the Commonwealth Secretary-General (1991-1997).
Only a few minutes’ walk from the seaside community of Cromarty in the Scottish Highlands, a 17-year-old mixed-race student was stabbed during a brawl outside the local school.
By Dr Neville Trotz Dr. Neville Trotz served as Dean, Faculty of Natural Sciences at the University of Guyana and Director of the Institute of Applied Science and Technology at Turkeyen, Guyana, before becoming Science Adviser to the Commonwealth Secretary-General (1991-1997).
By Mauricio Cárdenas WASHINGTON, DC – Earlier this year, the World Bank commissioned me and five fellow academics to develop recommendations on how to improve the methodology behind its annual Doing Business report, which ranked countries on the quality of their business regulations and their overall business environment.
by Ryan Persadie and Natasha Ramoutar Ryan Persadie is an artist, educator, and writer based in Toronto, Canada.
Are we unperturbed when we read headlines such as there being no word from the police concerning the probe of the killing of Orin Boston?
The Guyana Water Inc. (GWI) has over the years been repeatedly condemned for the substandard service often provided to citizens.
Multi-billionaire Fenty’s Guyana – Upgrade After leaving the devastating Pandemic to other commentators for weeks, specific recall and current events seemingly compel me to offer personal comment once again.
Alness, Ankerville, Belladrum, Borlum, Brahan, Cromarty, Culcairn, Dingwall, Dunrobin, Edderton, Fearn, Foulis, Fyrish, Glastullich, Golspie, Inverness, Kilcoy, Kilmorack, Kiltearn, Kingillie, Kintail, Limlair, Lochaber, Nigg, Novar, Rosehall, Ross, Tain, Tarlogie.
By Shashi Tharoor NEW DELHI – In the weeks since the Taliban’s theocratic terrorists returned to power in Kabul, the people of Afghanistan, particularly its women and girls, have been subjected to unimaginable suffering as the world’s attention turns to other issues.
By guest writer, Donald Rodney October 1, 2021 The Escazú Agreement, or “Escazú”, is a regional agreement in which Guyana is obligated to guarantee citizens’ right of access to information, public participation and justice in environmental matters.
BOGOTÁ – Biodiversity and nature’s contributions to people around the world are declining at an unprecedented rate.
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