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Local October 13, 2017 | 1:06 pm

Climate change and the graduation of the Caribbean

By David Jessop, Dominican Today senior Op-Ed contributor A week or so ago, CARICOM’s Secretary-General, Irwin LaRocque, made clear that if the Caribbean is ever to be able to respond sustainably to the devastation caused by climate change, the eligibility criteria for development assistance must change. Speaking about this in Georgetown on the occasion of the accreditation of a new Austri... Read more

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