Prime Minister?Freundel Stuart has spoken of the need to protect the marine environment and reduce green house emissions across the world.
He made the call on Tuesday night in Washington, DC, where he joined several well-known environmentalists, conservationists and members of the International Conservation Caucus Foundation at the imposing Andrew Mellon Auditorium.
Stuart addressed the gathering that included a list of dignitaries including senators and congressional members, movie actors and the current President of Mexico, Felipe Calderon, who was conferred with the Teddy Roosevelt Award for exceptional attention to the environment.
PM’s green call
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