The Cayman Islands Government has signed a 25-year contract with Dart to design, build, finance, maintain and operate a new integrated solid waste management system, and complete the ongoing remediation of the George Town Landfill.
Although electronic waste items — including discarded televisions, cellphones and batteries — make up a relatively small portion of recyclables in the Cayman Islands, they are among the most important to dispose of properly.
Dart is aware there is some anxiety in the local community about the proposed Planned Area Development (PAD) for the area north of Governor’s Harbour in terms of future development and how it may impact beach access.
Around the world, the pandemic has changed the way students learn and the careers to which they aspire.
In the United Kingdom, research has shown an uptick in student interest in healthcare and engineering jobs. With COVID-19 enhancing the importance of science, technology, engineering and mathematics — STEM subjects — Dart's Minds Inspired is using job fairs and its own digital forum to introduce local students to STEM career opportunities.
2020 was a year that will be etched in our collective memory, largely due to the COVID-19 pandemic that continues to grip the world.
However, in the Cayman Islands, we now live life as normal as possible during these times, with no face masks, no social distancing and a peace of mind knowing that we are safe from the virus as we move around freely throughout the community.
Health City Cayman Islands announced plans last month to move forward with an expansion of its Grand Cayman facilities with the construction of a US$100 million, 70,000-square-foot medical campus at Camana Bay.
