Just wondering…

1.
what the current legal impediments to implementing a Saba environmental protection import surcharge on some of the classes of imports which are consistently causing Saba garbage export costs, especially plastic, are

2.
roughly how many Saba residents and organisations would want to get roughly how much chopped cardboard delivered roughly how often to their plots

3.
whether the mulcher already purchased by the Saba government is appropriate for chopping cardboard boxes to use as mulch or to mix with kitchen scrap compost

We are still very fortunate, living here, compared to others

And neither one of the above commenters are the aforementioned young people dealing with racism and gender discrimination. So, yeah, your remarks are irrelevant.

I am so so happy to get this update!!! Who knew this was happening. Last time I read an update there was barge coming from Statia to pick up our “stuff”. There must be a more economical way to return containers to Florida that are emptied on SABA!! Do companies want their return. Certainly we can return them for a “best” rate? We need to do much better at getting more items out of the burn pile!! Everyone take note! Let’s get even move items out by composting and recycling!!! Luke!!! How can you use compost for your gardens???

When I saw this story, I was thinking of all my ancestors on Saba who grew up dirt poor and WORKED to improve their living conditions and made something of themselves and then their children followed in their footsteps to continue their legacy. There was no “white privilege”. Keep drinking the Kool-Aid nonsense spewed by the left that want everything given to them with no work ethic.

What a total leftist sham. I see the pseudo intellectual leftist poison created in American universities has unfortunately permeated itself into the Caribbean.

For all of you who are so diligently working to restore and preserve Saba’s fragile coral reefs, thank you! Your efforts are not only appreciated but they are essential.

Stop spreading fear! If the number of hospitalizations remains low/zero this means Saba’s aggressive vaccination program works. Contracting covid with such a high rate of inoculation means you get a cold. This is not a deterioration, this is science working as expected saving lives and preserving Saba’s economy.

I am amazed to see so many smiling faces around the table when bullying at the schools has developed to such an extent, that several parents have decided to leave Saba for the safety and mental health of their children.

2 years ago, parents had already complained about the situation. Recently, the Inspectorate of Education has found an unacceptable situation at the primary school.

But this article shows happy and satisfied professionals.
“There is something rotten in the state of Saba”, Shakespeare would conclude.

Kees Jansen

FORWARD THINKING!!!!!
This is so well thought out…AS Usual..A Sea & Learn Program Project!!!!! OF COURSE!
Selfless and always having the Betterment Of Our Island Paradise….. IN THE…forefront of their Minds /Hearts & Actions!
Proving again…IT TAKES A VILLAGE!
( Along With Great & Chased After & Strived for & Implemented…….. Innovative Ideas!)