PM Holness urged Jamaicans to make climate awareness a priority

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says every Jamaican must make climate awareness a priority, warning that the country is already feeling the effects of a rapidly changing environment.

Speaking on Tuesday at the ground breaking ceremony for the Sygnus Lakespen Industrial Park in St. Catherine, the prime minister noted that the past decade has seen a rise in category 5 hurricanes.

He said, the recent impact of Hurricane Melissa in October underscores how vulnerable the island remains.

Dr. Holness stressed that climate change is not only an environmental issue, but one that threatens business operations and economic activity across the country.

He said the government’s key response has been to build climate resilience into national financing, structuring the economy to absorb climate risks and better withstand future shocks.

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Major town centres islandwide should have electricity between Christmas and New Year’s Day

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says every Jamaican must make climate awareness a priority, warning that the country is already feeling the effects of a rapidly changing environment.

Speaking on Tuesday at the ground breaking ceremony for the Sygnus Lakespen Industrial Park in St. Catherine, the prime minister noted that the past decade has seen a rise in category 5 hurricanes.

He said, the recent impact of Hurricane Melissa in October underscores how vulnerable the island remains.

Dr. Holness stressed that climate change is not only an environmental issue, but one that threatens business operations and economic activity across the country.

He said the government’s key response has been to build climate resilience into national financing, structuring the economy to absorb climate risks and better withstand future shocks.

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Gov’t prioritising roof repair for thousands of residents whose homes were impacted by hurricane Melissa

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says every Jamaican must make climate awareness a priority, warning that the country is already feeling the effects of a rapidly changing environment.

Speaking on Tuesday at the ground breaking ceremony for the Sygnus Lakespen Industrial Park in St. Catherine, the prime minister noted that the past decade has seen a rise in category 5 hurricanes.

He said, the recent impact of Hurricane Melissa in October underscores how vulnerable the island remains.

Dr. Holness stressed that climate change is not only an environmental issue, but one that threatens business operations and economic activity across the country.

He said the government’s key response has been to build climate resilience into national financing, structuring the economy to absorb climate risks and better withstand future shocks.

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Cabinet issues directive cancelling Christmas parties for government entities

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says every Jamaican must make climate awareness a priority, warning that the country is already feeling the effects of a rapidly changing environment.

Speaking on Tuesday at the ground breaking ceremony for the Sygnus Lakespen Industrial Park in St. Catherine, the prime minister noted that the past decade has seen a rise in category 5 hurricanes.

He said, the recent impact of Hurricane Melissa in October underscores how vulnerable the island remains.

Dr. Holness stressed that climate change is not only an environmental issue, but one that threatens business operations and economic activity across the country.

He said the government’s key response has been to build climate resilience into national financing, structuring the economy to absorb climate risks and better withstand future shocks.

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Gov’t launches J$1.6B Graded Overlay Emergency Road Rehabilitation GO Programme

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says every Jamaican must make climate awareness a priority, warning that the country is already feeling the effects of a rapidly changing environment.

Speaking on Tuesday at the ground breaking ceremony for the Sygnus Lakespen Industrial Park in St. Catherine, the prime minister noted that the past decade has seen a rise in category 5 hurricanes.

He said, the recent impact of Hurricane Melissa in October underscores how vulnerable the island remains.

Dr. Holness stressed that climate change is not only an environmental issue, but one that threatens business operations and economic activity across the country.

He said the government’s key response has been to build climate resilience into national financing, structuring the economy to absorb climate risks and better withstand future shocks.

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Man in custody after missing 6 y/o girl found

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says every Jamaican must make climate awareness a priority, warning that the country is already feeling the effects of a rapidly changing environment.

Speaking on Tuesday at the ground breaking ceremony for the Sygnus Lakespen Industrial Park in St. Catherine, the prime minister noted that the past decade has seen a rise in category 5 hurricanes.

He said, the recent impact of Hurricane Melissa in October underscores how vulnerable the island remains.

Dr. Holness stressed that climate change is not only an environmental issue, but one that threatens business operations and economic activity across the country.

He said the government’s key response has been to build climate resilience into national financing, structuring the economy to absorb climate risks and better withstand future shocks.

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Four people arrested in connection with probe into smishing fraud at the NCB

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says every Jamaican must make climate awareness a priority, warning that the country is already feeling the effects of a rapidly changing environment.

Speaking on Tuesday at the ground breaking ceremony for the Sygnus Lakespen Industrial Park in St. Catherine, the prime minister noted that the past decade has seen a rise in category 5 hurricanes.

He said, the recent impact of Hurricane Melissa in October underscores how vulnerable the island remains.

Dr. Holness stressed that climate change is not only an environmental issue, but one that threatens business operations and economic activity across the country.

He said the government’s key response has been to build climate resilience into national financing, structuring the economy to absorb climate risks and better withstand future shocks.

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Reggae Fest promoter postpones Mavado concert to support hurricane relief efforts

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says every Jamaican must make climate awareness a priority, warning that the country is already feeling the effects of a rapidly changing environment.

Speaking on Tuesday at the ground breaking ceremony for the Sygnus Lakespen Industrial Park in St. Catherine, the prime minister noted that the past decade has seen a rise in category 5 hurricanes.

He said, the recent impact of Hurricane Melissa in October underscores how vulnerable the island remains.

Dr. Holness stressed that climate change is not only an environmental issue, but one that threatens business operations and economic activity across the country.

He said the government’s key response has been to build climate resilience into national financing, structuring the economy to absorb climate risks and better withstand future shocks.

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‘From us with love’- Producer Mikey Bennett and friends launch toy drive for children in western Jamaica

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says every Jamaican must make climate awareness a priority, warning that the country is already feeling the effects of a rapidly changing environment.

Speaking on Tuesday at the ground breaking ceremony for the Sygnus Lakespen Industrial Park in St. Catherine, the prime minister noted that the past decade has seen a rise in category 5 hurricanes.

He said, the recent impact of Hurricane Melissa in October underscores how vulnerable the island remains.

Dr. Holness stressed that climate change is not only an environmental issue, but one that threatens business operations and economic activity across the country.

He said the government’s key response has been to build climate resilience into national financing, structuring the economy to absorb climate risks and better withstand future shocks.

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Jamaica Strong: All-star lineup unites for hurricane relief

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says every Jamaican must make climate awareness a priority, warning that the country is already feeling the effects of a rapidly changing environment.

Speaking on Tuesday at the ground breaking ceremony for the Sygnus Lakespen Industrial Park in St. Catherine, the prime minister noted that the past decade has seen a rise in category 5 hurricanes.

He said, the recent impact of Hurricane Melissa in October underscores how vulnerable the island remains.

Dr. Holness stressed that climate change is not only an environmental issue, but one that threatens business operations and economic activity across the country.

He said the government’s key response has been to build climate resilience into national financing, structuring the economy to absorb climate risks and better withstand future shocks.

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