Connect with us

Caribbean News

How ‘Cooling Glass’ invention can help climate change mitigation

Published

on

Dana Malcolm

Staff Writer

#Maryland, January 9, 2023 – Cooling glass. It’s a new invention coming out of the University of Maryland that researchers say could help all countries, even small island developing states, actively fight climate change and the associated heat. The mixture of glass can lower temperatures indoors by reflecting the sun’s rays and heat into space, making surfaces up to 3.5 degrees Celsius cooler even at noon. Able to withstand exposure to water, ultraviolet radiation, dirt, and even flames, the glass can be applied to a variety of surfaces like tile, brick, and metal. 

 

Caribbean News

Guyana’s financial support for Palestine

Published

on

Rashaed Esson

Staff Writer

#Palestine#Guyana, April 24, 2024 – A cheque of over GY$110 million which is USD$500 thousand, was presented to President Irfaan Ali, at a handover ceremony on April 23, in support of Palestine for Humanitarian efforts, according to reports.

The money, raised by Muslims and non Muslims, comes after an appeal by the National Ramadan Village during the month of Ramadan.

It will be sent to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine refugees (UNRWA) to help the victims of the ongoing war.

 

Continue Reading

Caribbean News

Jamaica New Rui destination 

Published

on

Rashaed Esson

Staff Writer

#Riu#Jamaica, April 25, 2024 – Jamaica’s tourism product is being enhanced with a new all inclusive Riu Resort called the Riu Palace Aquarelle, scheduled to open on May 4 at White Bay Beach in Falmouth. As reported by Caribbean Journal, the destination will house 750 rooms and will promote the country’s green transition, having 800 solar photovoltaic panels, saving up to 10 percent of the hotel’s energy use.

 

 

Continue Reading

Caribbean News

Royal Caribbean Cancels Haiti Trips

Published

on

Rashaed Esson

Staff Writer

#Haiti#RoyalCaribbean, April 26, 2024- Royal Caribbean has decided to cancel all of its trips to Labadee, a popular destination in Haiti due to the worsening crisis, putting further strain on the country’s tourism sector. Cancellations were initially set to last until mid March but now they have been extended through the summer into September, according to a post by Royal Caribbean. A spokesperson for the organization is reported saying the Global Security and Intel team is monitoring the situation in Haiti, further expressing that the cancellations come as the safety and security of its guests are top priority.

 

 

Continue Reading

FIND US ON FACEBOOK

TRENDING