This book explores how geographical and cognate research is being applied to address key environmental problems in the Caribbean region. It highlights how current reach is addressing the consequences of change, forced by global warming and climate change, and driven by globalization and population growth. The book will be essential reading at first-degree and master’s levels in institutions with Caribbean-focused courses relating to geography, and in multidisciplinary areas such as development studies, social studies, environmental management, and planning and resource management.