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Graduate, Bayes Business School, City University

As climate change roars, all Caribbean nations must act with haste and review their building codes, with emphasis of concrete roofing. Further, ensure that utility companies set aside a percentage of their annual earnings; not necessarily as self-insurance but as an emergency fund to buffer their insurance coverages, especially in times of disaster. As the honorable Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell pointed out, underground cabling indeed a tumultuous task, that comes at a great expense, however, if governments consider making such an investment, the Return on Investment later could be beneficial for future generations.

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Multimedia Journalist

2 weeks ago Hurricane Beryl devastated Carriacou, Petite Martinique and northern Grenada. Last week, I sat down with Prime Minister of Grenada, Dickon Mitchell to talk about the impact of the Category 4 Hurricane, the cost to Government and the rebuilding process with resilience in mind. Here's a short extract from our interview. Full Production on Hurricane Beryl's impact across the Caribbean coming this week. #ClimateCrisis #HurricaneBeryl

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