During a lunchtime lecture hosted by the Centre for Biosecurity Studies under the theme ‘Merging Biosecurity, Sustainability & the Circular Bio-economy’ on Thursday, May 27th, 2021, Deputy Principal, Professor Winston Moore noted that it is imperative to invest in education. Highlighting the challenges contributing to the seemingly slow progression toward wider utilization of renewable energy, Professor Moore underpinned what he determined to be the key elements associated with slow transition.

In the Monday, May 31st, 2021 edition of the Barbados Advocate, reporter Cara L. Jean-Baptiste provides a synopsis of the key elements highlighted by Professor Winston Moore, which contribute to the seemingly slow progression toward wider utilization of renewable energy across the Caribbean region. His views were shared during his presentation of the CBS hosted webinar entitled ‘Merging biosecurity, sustainability and the circular bio-economy’.

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