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- Protect your skin as minerals in volcanic ash can be abrasive and cause serious irritation.
CARPHA Caribbean Public Health Agency
#PublicHealthMatters #CARPHA #CDEMA - Photos from CDEMA - Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency's post CDEMA and the CANPA - Caribbean Alliance of National Psychological Associations participated in a virtual MoU signing ceremony on April 6, 2021.
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#cdema #disastermanagement #disaster #CDM #caribbean #anguilla #antiguaandbarbuda #bahamas #barbados #belize #caymanislands #dominica #grenada #guyana #haiti #jamaica #montserrat #stkittsandnevis #stlucia #stvincentandthegrenadines #suriname #trinidadandtobago #turksandcaicos #virginislands - Photos from CDEMA - Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency's post Repost from UWI Seismic Research Centre
Photos from the Observatory taken by T. Christopher @soufriere_hills of the eruption that occurred at 11:32 am today. #svg #LaSoufrière #lasoufriere #uwi #redalert #stilldangerous #LaSoufriereeruption - Breathing volcanic ash can have serious health effects. The most effective way to reduce your exposure is to stay indoors.
CARPHA Caribbean Public Health Agency
#PublicHealthMatters #lasoufriere #CDEMA #CARPHA #disasterpreparedness #stvincentandthegrenadines - La Soufrière Update by Executive Director (ag) of CDEMA Executive Director (ag) of CDEMA Elizabeth Riley updates Barbados on the agency’s work to assist St. Vincent and the Grenadines with Explosive Eruption of the La Soufrière volcano.
#RegionalResponse #RRMinaction #cdema #disastermanagement #disaster #CDM #caribbean #anguilla #antiguaandbarbuda #bahamas #barbados #belize #caymanislands #dominica #grenada #guyana #haiti #jamaica #montserrat #stkittsandnevis #stlucia #stvincentandthegrenadines #lasoufrière #lasoufriereeruption2021 - Mia Amor Mottley Press Conference: Update on Schools in Barbados and CDEMA's Relief Efforts for St. Vincent (4/14/21)
Press Conference: Update on Schools in Barbados and; CDEMA Relief Efforts for St. Vincent (4/14/21)
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- Soil Nutrient Management - R.E.A.C.H Project One of the most important roles of soil is to supply plants with nutrients. Without the macro and micro nutrients that plants require, crops do not reach full maturity and development. Unsustainable agricultural practices can deplete soil nutrients and decrease soil fertility. The usual response is to apply manufactured fertilizers but these supply nutrients to the plants and not the soil. Consequently, small farmers seldom recognise profits due to their high expenditure on fertilizer. This video provides an alternative, organic concept and method to minimising dependence on manufactured fertilizers and the associated expenses.
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