Money, Greed and Tiger Woods
Friday, August 22nd, 2008By Pierre Dupuch B.A.,B.Sc., J.P. M.P. (Ret.), former Minister of Agriculture, former Minister of Consumer Welfare and Aviation, The Bahamas money-greed-tiger-woods.pdf
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EARTHCARE: Destruction of water table heinous
Monday, August 18th, 2008EARTHCARE Dedicated to Environmental Education P.O. Box F 40064 Freeport, Grand Bahama Island Bahamas
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15th August, 2008
Dear Editor:
I write in response to statements made by Christopher Anand of the Albany development reported on 14th August, 2008 as quoted in a local daily. Mr. Anand questioned the qualifications of the Director of reearth, Sam Duncombe.
First, let me start by giving you my qualifications. My degrees are in Environmental Technology and Oceanographic Technology. I have over 30 years of experience dealing with environmental issues affecting The Bahamas within a system that is for all intents and purposes corrupt. (more…)
Anand questions Duncombe’s qualifications
Thursday, August 14th, 2008Claims she instigated Albany’s bad press
August 14, 2008
By ROGAN M. SMITH
Guardian Senior Reporter
rogan@nasguard.com
Albany Managing Partner Christopher Anand is questioning local environmental activist Sam Duncombe’s qualifications in environmental studies and claims she single-handedly instigated most of the company’s bad press.
Duncombe, who is the director of reEarth, a local environmental advocacy agency, has been a vocal critic of the Albany development, calling it “unsustainable and irresponsible.” (more…)
Anand questions Duncombe’s qualifications
Thursday, August 14th, 2008Anand questions Duncombe’s qualifications
Claims she instigated Albany’s bad press August 14, 2008 By ROGAN M. SMITH Guardian Senior Reporter rogan@nasguard.com
Albany Managing Partner Christopher Anand is questioning local environmental activist Sam Duncombe’s qualifications in environmental studies and claims she single-handedly instigated most of the company’s bad press. Duncombe, who is the director of reEarth, a local environmental advocacy agency, has been a vocal critic of the Albany development, calling it “unsustainable and irresponsible.” (more…)