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  1. Regional parliamentary organizations endorsed an initiative concerning the regions of Latin America, Central America, Africa, and the Caribbean.
  2. Leadership in both Africa and the Caribbean must address global change and the resulting impacts on their economies.

Caribbean Recycling Generates $50M in Annual Exports

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The Minister of Environment and Natural Resources noted that recycling activities in the Caribbean currently generate over $50 million annually in exports. These efforts are part of a broader strategy that includes environmental education and reforestation campaigns, which help address the impacts of the climate crisis. These actions also contribute to preparedness for extreme weather events, such as Hurricanes Eta and Iota in 2020.

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Environmental management efforts in the Caribbean are contributing to export revenue through recycling, which accounts for approximately one percent of the country’s total exports. These initiatives also enhance the region's preparedness for extreme weather events.

Regional parliamentary organizations endorsed an initiative concerning Latin America, Central America, Africa, and the Caribbean, emphasizing the need for leadership to address global change.

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  • CaribbeanRegion where environmental management and recycling efforts are taking place

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