- Details
Greenrock has long advocated the position that electric vehicles are ideal in Bermuda, preferably allied with a charging infrastructure and time-of-day electricity tariffs that encourage charging at night. However, there are currently few electric vehicles available in Bermuda and those that are are not always practical.
So what is a good choice?
- Details
The charity, Save Open Spaces, owns and operates a non profit greenhouse on some National Trust property in the Devonshire Marsh. They grow endemics with the goal of reintroducing these species back into the Bermudian landscape.
- Details
Last month, Premier Craig Cannonier unveiled a Cabinet shuffle that reduced the number of Government Ministers from 13 to ten. There were three ministers axed from Cabinet, including the Minister of The Environment and Planning Sylvan Richards.
An updated chart is now available reflecting the revised Cabinet line-up and Government Organizational Structure.
- Details
Last month, The Hon. Craig Cannonier was elected Premier of Bermuda and began work appointing his new cabinet.
All Members of Cabinet are given the title Ministers; whom are party representatives within the Legislature.
- Details
As of January 1st, Concord became among the first U.S. communities to ban single-serving plastic water bottles.
The US town of Concord in Massachusetts has banned the sale of bottled water in units smaller than one litre.
First offenders will get a warning. Anyone caught selling the banned bottles a second time will be fined $25, with $50 for further offences.
Greenrock
Every little bit counts when it comes to a charity like Greenrock!
Donations help us fund the day-to-day operations of the organisation, allowing us to maintain our existing programmes while exploring new programmes for the future.
© 2018 Greenrock Bermuda | All Rights Reserved | Web Design & Development