By Alfred M. Sears, QC In Part 2, I will examine the economic and non-economic damage and loss suffered by The Bahamas and the continuing vulnerabilities of the capital city, Nassau; and in Part III, I will recommend a number of measures that The Bahamas should pursue in order to build a climate resilient country. […]

By Alfred M. Sears, QC The Bahamas, in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian, can either reset by making radical reforms to reduce the risks and impacts of climate change, or squander this opportunity by rebuilding in Abaco and Grand Bahama in the same places, in the same manner  to the detriment of our children, future […]

By Sebas Bastian When I gave my talk at the BTC InKnowVation conference, I had a clear message in mind. BTC capped off its small business month by hosting the conference geared toward helping business owners embrace powerful, real-world business solutions—harnessing innovation and creativity. But, beyond the confines of conference halls and outside of the […]

By Sam Duncombe, ReEarth Bahamas Dorian feels like the greatest shock to the system that The Bahamas has ever experienced. It’s a tragedy of historic proportions. But what makes this tragedy worse is that we can’t say we weren’t warned. For decades scientific reports and multilateral agencies like the UN, IMF and IADB have highlighted […]