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The Hurricane Hat House turns storm protection into architecture, lifting a shuttered timber living volume above a reinforced concrete core beneath an enormous folded metal canopy.
Rural Water Supply Limited has commissioned a $91-million solar-powered water system at Bunkers Hill, Clarendon, serving about 1,000 residents, with a larger Brandon Hill upgrade under way.
The Jamaica Reconstruction and Resilience Oversight Committee, chaired by Professor Peter Blair Henry, has launched with plans to hold NaRRA to published targets and keep the public informed.
Officials at a New Kingston workshop pledged investment in the Common Alerting Protocol so one clear disaster warning reaches every phone, radio, siren and agency at once.
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The Government is assessing small desalination projects linked to solar and pumped hydro storage in St Thomas and Clarendon, but rules out a national scheme on cost grounds.
Minister Matthew Samuda told an NCB business forum that climate resilience will need financing from public, private, local and international sources.
In his Independence Day message, the Prime Minister called for national unity behind an island-wide reconstruction programme to be led by NaRRA after Hurricane Melissa.
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