Environment and public health

“One Stinky Island”: The Battle of the Stench This week’s column stinks!! TripAdvisor ranked Eagle Beach as the top beach in the world earlier this year. E

Introduction: Last week, I wrote a Stinky Column. This one ay stink as well. The column discussed a rather significant sewage disposal problem that we are

Now and then, a court verdict comes along that screams to be discussed in my weekly LEGAL column. Last week, the case was with the Embassy Suites Hotel in

As the Embassy Suites' legal battle continues over their beachfront development in Aruba, other concerns are surfacing regarding the potential long-term im

In a recent legal battle that signifies a monumental victory for environmental preservation and the engaged citizens of Parkietenbos, Mrs. Anouk Balentina,

Thank you!! Happy New Year to you and yours. First, thank you for your readership and patronage for the past two years. I appreciate every “like” you give,

Last week, I wrote about the government's plans to introduce a tax or levy to raise capital to pay to solve the sewage issue at the Bubali Plas, aka RWZI.

Welcome to my blog series exploring the sewage crisis at the Bubali plas in Aruba and the RWZi plant. In "One Stinky Island" Part I, I delve into the origi

Image: Antilliaans Dagblad I have written several articles

Aruba is grappling with a significant but often overlooked problem: the ineffective management of its sewage and waste systems. Despite our reputation for

By: Dr. Lincoln D. Gomez In the recent appellate court decision on Embassy Suites, there was a notable disparity between the

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The ongoing sewage crisis at the RWZI Bubali Plas facility in Aruba continues to grow more complicated, with no clear resolution in sight. On Friday, Novem

In a ruling that doesn’t just clarify the law but sends a bree