John: T&T’s biggest disaster risk is our habits

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June 5, 2026

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John: T&T’s biggest disaster risk is our habits

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Seigonie Mohammed

Climate Change Editor

Trinidad and Tobago’s resilience to disasters depends not only on stronger infrastructure but also on changing the behaviours that continue to make communities vulnerable to flooding and other hazards.

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