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Environmental Map of Trinidad and Tobago

This is a work in progress. Would like to have all environmental issues (both good and bad) on this map.

If you would like to add something, please email us at greentnt.org@gmail.com with the details.

Soon I will post a list of things to be added.

For a larger, more searchable version of the map, click the blue link below the map.

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How to start a recycling center

So you want to start a recycling center in your community or school. Here you'll find some tips on how to do so. The companies listed below all provide collection services for free. Some will provide you with collection bins.

Plastic
For those living in the west, contact Plastikeep Plastikeep - 384 2078, ask for Victor Potter and he will guide you.

Seismic Surveys

Postpone that North Coast seismic survey
Published: Sat, 2011-05-28 23:52

It is with deep regret that we write again on the threatening issue of seismic surveys. Six months ago, in November 2010, seismic surveys ended off Toco. Today we have a verifiable 75 per cent drop in catch rates for red fish in the area. Before those seismic surveys, fishing vessel captains brought in 1,100 pounds of red fish a week but now are lucky to catch 200 pounds for the week, fishing with the same effort in the same area. We have the data but no one is asking us.

Greenwashing

Green-wash – verb: the act of misleading consumers regarding the environmental practices of a company or the environmental benefits of a product or service.

The seven sins of greenwashing

Volunteers needed!

Note: Forestry Division Monkey and Bird counts have been postponed until further notice. This is due to poor weather conditions at this time which may increase the risk of injury. And off course, safety of volunteers is of utmost importance. The Forestry Division apologises for any inconvenience caused.

The Forestry Division would appreciate assistance with the following conservation projects:

Manzanilla Turtle Patrols (May 20th - Aug 27th 2011)
Nariva Swamp Monkey counts
Nariva Swamp Bird counts

Green tips from the EMA

Submitted by Monique on Fri, 28/01/2011 - 12:39

Cleaning Up The Mess - The Series

Submitted by Monique on Thu, 29/07/2010 - 12:06

Promo

Cleaning up the Mess with Ira Mathur

http://www.facebook.com/#!/cleaningupthemess

Episode 1
Guest
- The Honourable Dr. Roodal Moonilal, MP

Do it the Spanish way, Recycling the way to go

Submitted by Monique on Thu, 22/07/2010 - 09:40

Published: 22 Jul 2010

In a bid to support meaningful environmental legislation and enforcement, promised by Government, Guardian Media continues to showcase environmental best practices worldwide.

In part two of this guest column in our multi media “Cleaning up the Mess” series, his excellency Joaquín de Arístegui Laborde Ambassador of Spain tells us how Spain, despite the deep economic challenges it has faced has developed a robust environmental policy.

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