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Dear Sir, Bermuda’s environmental organisations continue to do all we can to advocate for conservation of our island’s environment, but sometimes we lose – and Bermuda loses too. The latest casualty is property on Devonshire Marsh zoned Open Space at...

Residents in St David’s have called on the Government to halt the development of a proposed medical waste facility in Southside and order an independent environmental impact assessment. Terlena Murphy, a spokeswoman for the pressure group Concerned C...

It was formed as a way to make Bermuda better, to try and address different inequalities as well as environmental issues. Fiona McWhirter spoke to Bermuda is Love members to see how the group has grown. Founders of a grassroots group that promo...

The head of a fishermen’s organisation highlighted the importance of collaborative working between the Government and the industry as a war of words continued over marine protection proposals. Allan Bean, the chairman of the Fishermen’s Association B...

Hundreds of Christmas trees were unpacked, inspected and ready for collection at a Paget garden centre over the weekend. Aberfeldy Nurseries took delivery of the Fraser firs after the first of two containers arrived on the island. Checks were carried...

Grievances over the building of a medical waste incinerator plant at Southside in St David’s are to be aired in a second public meeting tonight. It follows a stormy public meeting at the start of the month on the building of the plant by MediWaste, a...

An idea to combine the Government’s emphasis on vertical farming with the future of Bermuda’s cash-strapped football clubs has been hailed by an international football legend. A 40-person thought leadership round table, hosted by the Bermuda Football...

Power company Belco has welcomed a Throne Speech commitment by the Government to update air quality legislation. Wayne Caines, the utility firm’s president, added that residents must work together to tackle pollution. He said: “Belco is committed to ...

Members of other UK overseas territories have the “full confidence” of the Minister of Home Affairs that they will make representations on the island’s behalf at COP27 – the UN’s climate conference being held in Egypt. Walter Roban said that he “happ...

Spending approval will be sought by the Ministry of Home Affairs for a $500,000 scheme – announced four months ago – to hand out LED light bulbs to families. Walter Roban, the minister, provided an update on the Progressive Labour Party administratio...

An air-monitoring programme that was defunded by the Government could be reinstated if allowance is made by the finance ministry for the cost to be covered, the Minister of Home Affairs said yesterday. Walter Roban highlighted that checks required by...

Endocrine disrupting chemicals, also known as hormonally active agents, are chemicals found in our environment that can interfere with the normal function of our body’s endocrine system. These chemicals can be found in almost every type of product we...