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Ocean Conservation & Marine Life• September 1, 2026 • Lina Hope

Safeguarding the Caribbean’s Emerald Edge: Colombia’s Historic Expansion of the Acandí, Playón and Playona Wildlife Sanctuary

Executive Overview In May 2026, the Colombian government enacted a landmark environmental decree, officially expanding the Acandí, Playón…

Uncategorized• September 1, 2026 • Siti Muinah

Grid Paradox in the Caribbean: U.S. Department of Energy Backs Puerto Rican Battery Project Amid Broader Fossil-Fuel Pivot

By Maria Gallucci Originally published by Canary Media. Adapted to Corporate Knights style guidelines. Executive Overview The U.S.…

Wildlife Protection & Ecology• August 29, 2026 • Nila Kartika Wati

Operation Reef Rescue: How One Engineer and a Coastal Community Are Turning the Tide Against the Caribbean’s Lionfish Invasion

Executive Overview Beneath the turquoise waters of Tela, Honduras, a silent ecological war is being waged. The Mesoamerican…

Climate Change & Global Warming• August 27, 2026 • Muslim

The Silent Siege: How El Niño and Climate Breakdown Are Pushing the Caribbean to the Brink

Executive Overview A slow-motion environmental crisis is quietly overwhelming the Caribbean archipelago. As one of the strongest El…

Climate Change & Global Warming• August 19, 2026 • Laily UPN

Silent Crucible: How a Supercharged El Niño and Climate Warming Are Paralyzing the Caribbean

Executive Overview A powerful El Niño phenomenon—projected by meteorologists to rank among the most intense in modern history—has…