Graciousa Bay oil spill potentially disastrous
A foreign bulk carrier MV QUEBEC arrived in the country late last month had spilled tons of Heavy Oil Fuel, (HFO) at the Historical Graciosa Bay,…
Category: <span>Environment</span>
Leaking oil from a wrecked fishing vessel in Lata raises concern
Oil spillage from MV Tremax, an old tuna boat, that sank off Lata wharf in Temotu Province a decade ago is starting to destroy the marine…
USD$1 Million Disaster Risk Recuction project for Malaita and Guadalcanal launched
The USAID Funded SBD $8 million Disaster Risk Reduction project for Malaita and Guadalcanal provinces will be implemented soon. The two years project from September 2020…
Miss Solomon Islands got Commonwealth Environment award
Miss Solomon Islands Gladys Habu was awarded the Commonwealth Points of Light award. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second has recognized Ms Gladys Habu as the…
AXIOM SUES GOVERNMENT
Axiom Mining Limited has began litigation at the High Court over the government\’s handling of its export permit application. Axiom General Manager, Dr. Phil Tagini said…
Fake Tubi export deregulation document
Water resource management help
Solomon Islands, Vanuatu and Papua New Guinea stand to benefit more from their diplomatic ties with the United States of America in terms of water resource…
Oil Spill ravages Namuga shoreline
The oil spill from MV Takana at Namuga in Makria Ulawa Province will likely worsen tourism opportunity in the area, a concern raised by local operator,…
SI may ban round log exports by 2023
Solomon Islands is looking at putting a complete stop to round log export by 2023, says Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare. Mr Sogavare told SIBCÂ in an…
Logging activity threatens Honiara\’s water source
Logging activity at the Kongulai upstream area has sparked investigations by Solomon Water. A statement from the State-Owned Enterprise said this followed reports from inspections carried…