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By Trevor Bogle November 18, 2009November 13, 2013 Environment/Headlines/Sci Tech

Tasteless Melon Mystery Solved?

Several months ago I visited relatives in the breadbasket region of Southern Manchester and St. Elizabeth , Jamaica . While admiring a seemingly endless field Continue reading

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By Trevor Bogle August 30, 2009November 13, 2013 Sci Tech

Paulwell’s Damascus Moment: “Re-nationalize Electric Company”

A most auspicious moment has arrived for Jamaica, and like the natural mystic spoken about by the Hon. Robert (Bob) Nesta Marley, it is blowing Continue reading

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By Trevor Bogle December 30, 2008November 13, 2013 Sci Tech

The Energy Message for 2009

The French term déjà vu means: “something tediously familiar or already seen” and so it is with the current energy scene. For this energy researcher Continue reading

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By Trevor Bogle October 26, 2008November 13, 2013 Opinion/Sci Tech

Termite Power: Alternative Energy Source?

Some three years have elapsed since I first, rather by a fortuitous accident of circumstances, stumbled on the idea that termites hold the key to Continue reading

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By Mark Lee August 24, 2008 Sci Tech

Electricity Self-sustainability – The Region’s Challenge

We are at a critical juncture in the history of the Caribbean region. The existing electricity sector model was built, decades ago, upon the premise Continue reading

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By Herbert A Samuel August 11, 2008November 13, 2013 Sci Tech

Implementing Caribbean Renewable Energy – The Policy Problem

Over the past year, it has become clear that the world is in the midst of a so-called “perfect storm” of high energy, food and Continue reading

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By Trevor Bogle August 11, 2008November 13, 2013 Analysis/Sci Tech

Ethanol – Sweet Deal for Brazil, Dark Corner for Jamaica

The recent so-called divestment of Jamaica’s sugar industry.should rather be termed “dash-wey”, for it is nothing short of a give-away. Prime Minister Bruce Golding’s administration, Continue reading

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By Herbert A Samuel July 27, 2008November 13, 2013 Sci Tech

As Prices Boom Renewable Energy Offers East Caribbean Hope

How often has the Caribbean been referred to as the home of “sun, sea and sand”?  If a unit of electricity was available for every Continue reading

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By Raquel Ingram April 7, 2008February 3, 2009 Sci Tech

Cell Phone That Feels Like Skin!

The iLifestyle era may have gone too far. Minutes after pulling oneself from the floor after rolling with laughter upon discovery of the Chumby, an Continue reading

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By Raquel Ingram March 30, 2008November 28, 2011 Sci Tech

The Answer is Still No! – Yahoo! Holds Firm to Resist Microsoft Merger

On the verge…but not quite over Jerry Yang, Yahoo!’s chief visionary, may not be in shareholders’ good books for his refusal to accept Microsoft’s bid Continue reading

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