Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Source Documents: National Climate Change Policy, National Waste Recycling Policy, Laws of Trinidad
and Tobago- Litter Act of , United Nations Framework Convention , Environmental Management Act,
Strategy for Reduction of Carbon Emissions in Trinidad and Tobago, Energy Dossier: Trinidad and
Tobago, An Integrated Solid Waste/ Resource Management Policy for Trinidad and Tobago,
Framework For Development of a Renewable Energy Policy for Trinidad and Tobago, Ministry of
Energy and Energy Industries-GORTT Policy Context, NDC implementation Plan Factsheet 2017, Office
of Disaster Preparedness and Management Official Website, Stockholm Convention Official Website,
Geneva Convention Official Website, Rotterdam Convention Official Website, Vienna Convention on
the Law of Treaties Official Website,SWMCOL Official Website, Ministry of Energy and Energy
Resources Official Website
According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the Caribbean region is projected to see
an increase in temperature of between 0.94 to 4.18 degrees Celsius while rainfall is projected to
undergo changes of between -49.4 to 28.9% by 2069 (relative to the 1961-1990 period). Sea level is also
expected to rise 15 to 95 cm by 2100. These changes are forecasted to expose the Caribbean islands to: