Fish pee helps keep coastal ecosystems healthy, thriving
By Mick Kulikowski from Phys.org Life in the Caribbean islands is an idyllic bliss. You can picture it, right? The sparkling clear water. The pristine coral reefs. The perfect amount of fish pee … It turns out that the proper amount…
Caribbean News front pg story iCommunity iCrime iCulture iEntertainment iFinance iHealth iLocal News iNotices iScience ISports iTech iWorld News News Sports Local
iNews Briefs
Cayman Islands court rejects attempts by bank to go into voluntary liquidation Caledonian Bank and Caledonian Securities appointed its own joint voluntary liquidators but this was rejected by the Chief Justice, Hon. Anthony Smellie at a hearing on Thursday (12)….
Caribbean News front pg story iArt iBusiness iCommunity iCrime iEntertainment iEnvironment iFinance iHealth iLifestyle iLocal News iScience ISports iTech iTravel iWorld News News Sports World
iNews Briefs
Cayman Islands notorious Operation Tempura back in court When will the Cayman Islands be free from the enormous debt Operation Tempura has caused the country? Who knows? Operation Tempura is back in the Cayman Islands court again with the governor’s…
This electronic bike raised $3.2 million on Indiegogo in just 10 days
By Julie Bort From Business Insider Looks like the Storm eBike is going to be a smash hit, if its uber successful crowdfunding campaign is a predictor. The bike has raised $3.16 million on Indiegogo since the campaign started on…
Hubble snapped these mind-blowing pictures of Jupiter’s extremely rare triple moon transit
By Jessica Orwig From Business Insider When moons march across the face of Jupiter, it looks pretty amazing. So, when word got out that the three largest moons of Jupiter were marching all at once in a rare triplet-transit event…
Local pollutants compound threats to coral reefs
By Leila Lemghalef From Caribbean360 NEW YORK, United States, Friday February 6, 2015, IPS – A recent study suggests that one of the multiple threats to coral reefs contains both the problem and solution. The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI),…
Climate change to blame for Australia’s record hottest year, says report
Australian Associated Press From The Guardian The records broken by 2013 would not have tumbled without the effects of climate change, a report from the Climate Council says Australia’s hottest year on record would not have happened without climate change,…
Stunning nebula photo reveals a pair of new stars
By Miriam Kramer for Space.com From Mashable An amazing new photo of a famous nebula reveals two previously undiscovered and very distant stars. The amazing image of the Trifid Nebula was taken by the European Southern Observatory’s (ESO) VISTA telescope…
Cayman Islands Public Health issues revised schedule for Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) vaccine
From Health Services Authority Cayman Islands Public Health Officials wishes to advise that there has been a change in the schedule for the Human Papilloma Virus vaccine. The Human Papilloma Virus Vaccine was introduced in the Cayman Islands Immunization Schedule…
Caribbean News iArt iCommunity iCulture iEntertainment iLocal News iNotices iScience iWorld News Manager's Choice News
Artists get microscopic in new exhibition
From NGCI The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands’ (NGCI) new exhibition bridges the gap between art and science by illuminating miniscule organic forms called foraminifera that can be found in the sand beneath our feet. Luminescent Forms: Art Under…
