Guyana to get $45M from Norway for saving forests

Published December 22, 2012 2:31pm ET



GEORGETOWN, Guyana (AP) — The South American country of Guyana says it will receive an additional $45 million in cash from Norway as a reward for protecting its Amazonian rainforest.

President Donald Ramotar says the money will help fund a hydroelectric project in central Guyana and provide electricity and Internet service in remote jungle communities.

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