Sustainable Earth

Welcome to Sustainable Earth

Caribbean Solar products are becoming more and more popular as people start to realize the importance of using alternative forms of energy, and the benefits it has on the environment. The rising cost of fuel makes alternate energy a more logically economic solution, check your local government to see if any incentives are offered.


Our company has partnered with reputable manufacturers to bring quality alternate energy products to the Caribbean. We are based in Dominica and offer our services of installation and maintenance through out the Caribbean by any of our staffed degree certified engineers.

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Renewable Energy Alliance

What is the Renewable Energy Alliance?

The Renewable Energy Alliance (REA) is a business and community development initiative started by the Law Firm of Gabriel J. Christian & Associates, L.L.C. in accordance with its social responsibility ethic. All reasonable scientists and environmentalists now conclude the world is close to the "tipping point" in regards to global warming.



What that means is that we will no longer be able to sustain human life where the polar ice caps continue to melt and global temperatures continue to escalate.

The rise in sea level threatens coastal areas of the United States and other countries, small island states in the Caribbean and Pacific, while temperature increases trigger massive storms. Not to mention, the smog and other pollutants derived from burning fossil fuels which impair our lives.

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Dominica - Hurricane

The interim Government was barely two months old when one of the three most destructive hurricanes ever know to hit Dominica, lashed its shores, stripped trees from its mountains and tore the fragile homes of its people apart. Only twice previously had such severe hurricanes struck the island In the 1806 hurricane 131 people died mainly as a result of the Roseau river shifting its course and flooding the capital, and in the 'Great Hurricane" 10 September 1834, widely acknowledged as the worst of all, over 200 live were lost.


At first expected to hit Barbados, the hurricane, code-named David, shot across the southern section of Dominica on 29 August 1979. There was little local radio warning and no operational systems for disaster preparedness. With swirling 150 mile-an-hour winds, David pounded Dominica for six hours from about 9.00 am. Thirty-seven people were killed and an estimated 5,000 injured, some requiring amputation of limbs. Three-quarters of the 75,000 population were left homeless with many others temporarily so, sleeping under rough cover in the open or huddled into the homes of more fortunate friends for weeks and months after the storm. cont./

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Dominica - Eastern Caribbean’s Nature & Adventure Island

Millions of years ago, volcanic eruptions unleashed their fury in what’s now the Eastern Caribbean. A towering island rose from the center of the rage. Smack in the path of the trade winds sweeping in from the Atlantic Ocean, the mountainous island was doused with rainfall. Six different types of forests sprouted, providing habitats for thousands of tropical plant species and hundreds of birds. Underwater, marine life thrived on the walls, pinnacles and reefs. This was the beginning of Dominica (dah min NEE kuh).


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