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Why British people should consider moving to the Dominican republic vs moving to Spain

By Douglas Stuart Barker in Blog with 0 Comments

Why British people should consider moving to the Dominican republic vs moving to Spain   Both the Dominican Republic and Spain are attractive destinations for British expats, but they offer different lifestyles, costs, and benefits. Here’s why a British person might consider moving to the Dominican Republic instead of Spain: 1. Why British people should […]

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Dominican Republic Coral Reefs Gives US$1.14B Yearly

By Douglas Stuart Barker in Beaches with 0 Comments

Dominican Republic Coral Reefs Coral reefs give Dominican Republic US$1.14B yearly Aimed at restoring biodiversity with the value it deserves, several Dominican Gov. agencies and NGOs on Thurs. presented the study “Identification and valuation of the ecosystem services of coral reefs.” The analysis provides information on the economic value of coral reefs for Punta Cana, […]

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Planet Earth and Why Environmental Integration is Essential

By Douglas Stuart Barker in Beaches with 0 Comments

Planet Earth and Why Environmental Integration is Essential The View from Europe By David Jessop, Dominican Today senior Op-Ed contributor A few days ago, the United Nations published a document which indicated that historically unprecedented levels of  human activity were causing dramatic changes to the variety of plant and animal life in the world. The […]

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Dominican Republic confirms its mini-continent label

By Douglas Stuart Barker in Blog with 0 Comments

The Dominican Republic confirms its mini-continent label with the latest weather report. Constanza, Dominican Republic Cold has become frigid in the Valle Nuevo National Park again this week, as below-freezing temperatures were recorded in the protected area near the highland town of Constanza, while just 20 miles south at Calderas bay the thermometer reached 85 […]

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