Please, Davis needs to really go. This government has broken the law itself on numerous occasions, without any consequences.

But 2026 cometh

> Calling for a radical shift in how the
> world tackles the climate crisis,
> Prime Minister Davis urged fossil fuel
> companies to be held accountable for
> the cost of their actions. He
> reaffirmed The Bahamas’ commitment to
> reducing greenhouse gas emissions by
> 30 percent and transitioning to 30
> percent renewable energy by 2030, with
> plans to install solar farms in the
> capital, build hybrid grids on the
> Family Islands, and harness Ocean
> Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) for
> clean energy.

Anyone believe that in the next 6 years our government can even get to 5%?

For the government to even consider these proposals, is an issue.

This is a clear sign of dictatorship.

To seek to charge people because they choose to do better by providing their own resources in their own yard and not depend on government paltry service is ridiculous

Why is this dude even COP in this country?

URCA really needs to go sit down under a tree somewhere and be done.

> It is unclear which rooms he was
> referring to. However, Atlantis’ Beach
> Tower, which has 400 rooms, has been
> closed since the COVID-19 pandemic.

So the reporter does an article on a comment from a former cabinet minister, and makes the above comment in the article?

Shouldn't that have been a question the reporter put to the former cabinet minister?

SMH

This dude clearly is not what this country needs for leadership. He has got to go.

If public financing, as he claims, is needed for campaign finance reform, then why was he so bullish about it as opposition leader?

2026 cannot come soon enough

> THE Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA)
> has completed its initial review of
> the Grand Bahama Power Company’s
> (GBPC) controversial rate proposal and
> will consider sanctioning the increase
> despite the ongoing debate surrounding
> its regulatory authority.

This is the first paragraph of the article, but nowhere in the article is any evidence to support this statement.

Is the Tribune trying to incite some sought of uprising?

Absolutely.

What they are doing is only perpetrating the problem.

Amazing how gas prices are falling globally, but yet The Bahamas still has outrageously high gas prices, that are about to get even higher.