Climate change could affect the Caribbean

[quote author=mapoui link=topic=63969.msg400499#msg400499 date=1330471907]
how?


I agree with yu...global warming is a farce.[/quote]

so you agree that the Champion of the Earth has participated in said farce!!!!!

[quote author=Subs link=topic=63969.msg400580#msg400580 date=1330535728]

Robert Persaud ... has set aside millions of dollars to take care of the drainage and irrigation problems ..

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On anodda thread i posted a pic of the Infrastructure :

Comrade Robert will need Billions $$$

[quote author=ketchim link=topic=63969.msg400585#msg400585 date=1330536028]
On anodda thread i posted a pic of the Infrastructure :

Comrade Robert will need Billions $$$
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which picture? the one in today's SN where one of the PPP CONtractors using used rusted sewage pipes in the construction of a 'brand new well in Goed Fortuin'?
that's pure sh1t

This is on a California Beach :

Multiply the Rust and Rot by a thousand Times :

AND that is how Guyana's drainage system is SINCE the British :

designed and built Georgetown !!

in the days of Adam and Eve ...

Contractor using old ‘sewerage pipes’ for new Goed Fortuin well-residents claimBy Stabroek staff  |  7 Comments  |  Local | Wednesday, February 29, 2012 Residents of Goed Fortuin, on the West Bank of Demerara, are alleging that old ‘old sewerage pipes’ are being used by a contractor to construct a well in the community.
The well is being constructed under a Basic Needs Trust Fund (BNTF) programme and was given the green light by the organisation’s parent body Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) during 2010. A section of the well under constructionThis newspaper visited the area last week and residents of the community said that works at the site at Fred Street (also known as the Red Road), Goed Fortuin started last month when they observed pipes and machinery being mobilized in the area. They said that persons at the site indicated that the works were put on hold during the earlier part of last week, since residents complained to the regional authorities about the use of ‘sub-standard materials.’
This newspaper made several attempts to obtain a comment from the regional administration of Region Three last week but the relevant persons were not available.
A resident of the community, who asked not to be named, told this newspaper on Thursday that pipes were placed beside the work site and the workmen indicated that it was intended to place them within the depths of the well as well as within the water network. She said persons immediately raised objections for health and environmental reasons.
Richard Alleyne, an APNU MP who is following the issue, told this newspaper recently that the use of the material could pose health issues for those who are expected to benefit from the project. He said that the contractor should have received the relevant funds to purchase new pipes for the project and he questioned whether in fact the monies had indeed been used for this purpose.
According to the CDB website, the Meer Zorgen/Malgre Tout Neighbourhood Development Council (NDC) project was approved on August 18, 2010, under the BNTF 6th Programme. A sum of US$495,000 was allocated for the project.
The project involves the laying of a water distribution network to Guyana Water Inc (GWI) standards, consisting of 1.6 kilometers (km) of 200 mm diameter PVC pipelines, inclusive of all valves, bends and couplings; 40 metres of 200 mm diameter and Ductile Iron (DI) pipe for trench crossings and road crossings.
The water well is being constructed to a minimum of 1,315 cubic metres/day capacity and is expected to be sunk to a depth of approximately 200 metres based on current borehole analysis.  More than 10,000 persons from the villages of Goed Fortuin and La Grange are expected to benefit from the project.

[quote author=Subs link=topic=63969.msg400591#msg400591 date=1330536483]

A sum of US$495,000 was allocated for the project......based on current borehole analysis. 

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hahahahaha.....more like Hole in the Head !

dat 495 U.S $$ ....looking good !  ::rofl::

that just an advance  ::lol::

" 1.6 kilometers (km) of 200 mm diameter PVC pipelines,.... 40 metres of 200 mm diameter "

Question :

Did Guyana convert to metric..

No more feet , yards and miles ?? 

                                           

[quote author=Subs link=topic=63969.msg400323#msg400323 date=1330442872]
yes he's been pissing in the wind
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and it's gonna hit you straight in the face! ::lol::

Demerara / GT  people always have to to have something to bitch about , if you  are not satisfied with the way my people are running the country , then move .