Environment

Prime Minister Mia Mottley has appealed to residents of St Lucy to remain patient as the government works to resolve ongoing water supply problems in the parish and nearby districts. …

Barbados is positioning itself as a greenfield hub for clean, technology-driven industrial investment as European economies decarbonise, with government-backed agencies pushing IP-led growth and tax incentives to attract investment, said …

St Lucy MP Peter Phillips demanded a public apology from the Barbados Water Authority after a top official said the brown, discoloured water troubling northern residents was safe to drink, …

Volunteers from Barbados’ four Kiwanis Clubs mobilised on Saturday to plant trees along the erosion-prone Ermie Bourne Highway, part of a collective effort to defend the island’s fragile eastern coastline …

While the people of St Lucy continue to fret over brown water pouring out of their taps, Barbados TODAY’s Lourianne Graham discovers that over the border in St Peter, things …

Amid rocky roadways, unreliable public transport, and lack of proper lighting in certain areas, the residents of St Lucy are plagued with a common affliction– discolored, unsightly water.   Their …

One local company is proving that environmental care begins with community action.   On Sunday morning, Barbados Guide, a local search engine platform, coordinated a group of volunteers to clean …

New hotels and high-rise condominiums are pushing too close to the shoreline and eroding the natural character of Barbados, a United Nations climate advisor has warned, calling for a new …

The government’s pledge to reclassify car rental companies under the tourism industry hinges on operator’s willingness to phase out fossil fuel vehicles, said Minister in the Ministry of Finance Ryan …