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This paper examines the growing evidence linking climate change to the fishing industry in the Caribbean. The greatest concerns raised by climate change are in the areas of rising sea temperatures and the medium-term effects of more intense El nino/La nina (ENSO) events on the local fish stocks. The recommendations of this paper stress the need for improved management practices in order to cope with these anticipated changes.

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This paper explores the probable effect climate change will have on water resources in the Caribbean, the fall-out from these effects and strategies for mitigating potential negative impacts. Such impacts will have a negative ripple effect on vital aspects of regional economies such as the tourism, recreational, agricultural and industrial sectors. In this light, this paper will assist in forging a better understanding of the challenges facing proper water management in the region.