The Environmental Management Authority (EMA) has issued several Certificates of Environmental Clearance (CECs) for major oil and gas projects since the appointment of its Board of Directors on 14th November 2025, reflecting steady progress over a nine-week period.This accelerated pace underscores the Authority’s commitment to supporting the Government’s policy direction...
This morning we're joined by representatives Neeala Mongroo (Deputy Chairman) Vidjaya Ramkhalawan (Manager of Permitting) and Christopher Ward, (Regional Coordinator of Permit Monitoring and Complaints) from the Environmental Management Authority to discuss new noise control measures for the 2026 Carnival season, as well as improvements to public access to information...
In line with the Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago’s (GORTT’s) commitment to reducing noise pollution while preserving cultural expression, the Environmental Management Authority (EMA) has begun implementing a series of new and heightened noise management initiatives for the 2026 Carnival season. These measures are designed to improve...
Today we are discussing how noise impacts your hearing.Sharing those vital details with us is audiologist with the Trinidad and Tobago Association for the Hearing Impaired. Click Here for Interview
You hear a large steel band playing for Panorama finals, the explosive air horn in a cricket match, the boom of loud speakers at a fete. How does loud noise exposure impact our hearing?Today on the EMA Enviro Talk series we are discussing this topic. Bringing us the details is...