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Government committed to delivering all roads promised under ambitious programme
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Cleaning waste without harmful chemicals
October 28, 2001
HYDROCYCLONE technology cleans waste without harmful chemicals. It offers a solution to engineers in various industrial processes who are seeking envi...
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Threats to ozone layer persist as governments seek tighter controls
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October 21, 2001
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka -- Recognising the need to eliminate any remaining weaknesses in the international regime for protecting the earth's ozone layer, g...
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BirdLife Jamaica launches Birds of Jamaica
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October 21, 2001
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Sandals/UWI to host regional environmental workshop
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October 14, 2001
MORE than 50 journalists and environmental specialists from the Caribbean will meet at Beaches Grande Sport in Ocho Rios from November 2 - 3 for the i...
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Protecting our vulnerable reefs
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October 14, 2001
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Global warming – the human impact
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September 30, 2001
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SEEPA to establish marine turtle attraction
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September 23, 2001
THE St Elizabeth Environmental Protection Association Ltd (SEEPA) has embarked on a programme to establish a marine turtle attraction in the parish by...
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Palisadoes strip gets sanitation lift
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September 23, 2001
THE Palisadoes strip smiled again on September 15 when over 200 volunteers gave their time and energy to clean up the coastline that connects the city...
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Spices galore
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September 19, 2001
James Bond Beach, Ocho Rios will be the venue for the fourth annual Jamaica Spice Food Festival that will be held on Sunday, September 30. Sunday's ev...
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Environmental group, volunteers to clean Palisadoes strip
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September 9, 2001
THE Jamaican Environment Trust (JET) will stage its annual clean-up of the Palisadoes strip this Saturday to mark International Coastal Clean-up Day. ...
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Renewable energy – an overview
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September 9, 2001
RENEWABLE energy is any source of energy that can be used without depleting its reserves. These sources include sunlight or solar energy and other sou...
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JET gets financial boost
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September 9, 2001
THE Jamaica Environmental Trust (JET) recently received a financial boost when power company, Jamaica Energy Partners, donated US$10,000 to the enviro...
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Successful energy conference ends
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September 9, 2001
THE Caribbean Solar Energy Society (CSES) recently held a conference and exhibition on Sustainable Alternative for Island States (SATIS) at the Hilton...
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How UWI students feed themselves
Novia McDonald-Whyte | Editor - Lifestyle & Social Content 
September 5, 2001
The Mona Campus of the University of the West Indies is not yet at full capacity with mainly new students milling around their new school home. They a...
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What’s cooking on hall?
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September 5, 2001
Campus life for the majority, is for the most part, however, about eeking out a reasonable existence and according to final year Pure and Applied Scie...
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How UWI students feed themselves
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September 5, 2001
The Mona Campus of the University of the West Indies is not yet at full capacity with mainly new students milling around their new school home. They a...
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Assessing the impact of bird shooting
Observer Reporter 
September 2, 2001
THE National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) is conducting a game bird management survey to determine the impact of bird-shooting on the total ...
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Taking environmental awareness Generation X
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September 2, 2001
ENVIRONMENTALISTS have always believed that tourism has the wherewithal to enhance and protect the environment in several ways. This includes educatin...
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Reducing Jamaica’s litter
Observer Reporter 
August 19, 2001
Sixth form student, Nicole Watson, is excited about her role as president of the St Hugh's High School Environmental Club. St Hugh's is one of the par...
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Bending the tree
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August 19, 2001
FOR the third consecutive year, the Forestry Department has hosted the Multicare Environmental Summer Camp at the Multicare Foundation. The camp, whic...
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Lift Up Jamaica creating breathing spaces
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August 12, 2001
WITH population growth and expansion, especially in urban areas, comes an increased need for recreational facilities, open spaces, green areas and par...
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Jamaica’s moths land on website
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August 5, 2001
INFORMATION on 730 species of Jamaica's moths can now be accessed through a link on the Moths of Belize website at www.tropicalmoths.org. The website ...

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