"The Impact Is Obvious": Oil Spill in Trinidad and Tobago Endangers Venezuelan Species and Fishing
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The Venezuelan government recently denounced to the international community a spill of hydrocarbons from Trinidad and Tobago, which since April affects the coasts of the east of the South American country. The administration demands compensation and criticizes the lack of timely notification by the Trinidadian authorities.
The opacity and uncertainty float over the waters of the municipality Valdez a week after the Venezuelan Foreign Ministry described as “serious” the impact of the oil spill coming from Trinidad and Tobago. Meanwhile, a Sucranian researcher laments that Trinidad dismisses the ecological impact. Cumaná. Among contradictory versions, spots of crude and scarce official information, [...] La entrada Fishermen and scientists warn about environmental i…
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