“Establishment of an air quality measurement network for detecting gases resulting from Sargassum seaweed decomposition on the coasts of Caribbean countries”
Deadline: Noon on July 28, 2020.

The call for expression of interest aims to identify countries that would be interested in the establishment of an air quality measurement network for hydrogen sulphide and for ammonia on their territories. It is also about networking this Caribbean-wide air quality monitoring.

Application is open to all OECS member states as a priority, and to other states of the Caribbean Basin. The United States is not eligible to receive grant money, but there may be an opportunity to express interest in collaboration.

More information here.