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The Environmental Management Authority (EMA) continues to demonstrate decisive and timely regulatory leadership with the issuance of two Certificates of Environmental Clearance (CECs) supporting strategic investments in the energy and tourism sectors. These approvals reflect the EMA’s strengthened focus on efficient application processing while upholding rigorous environmental standards, ensuring that...
The Chairman of the Environmental Management Authority (EMA), Mr. Doolar Ramlal, together with members of the Authority’s Board of Directors and the management team, including Directors Dr. Rebecca Gookool-Bosland and Mr. Avinash Phagoo, recently met with the Honourable Devesh Maharaj – Minister of Justice, Permanent Secretaries and Deputy Permanent Secretary...
The Environmental Management Authority (EMA) pioneered a groundbreaking, collaborative stakeholder engagement session with upstream oil and gas operators on 24 February 2026, to foster constructive and solution-oriented dialogue on the operators’ experiences in navigating the CEC permitting process. The meeting also provided an opportunity for the Authority to outline the...
On Sunday 22 February 2026, an injured ocelot was discovered in the forests of Granville, Cedros by concerned citizens, who immediately coordinated with Mr. Steve Seepersad, Game Warden II of the Forestry Division, to ensure the animal was safely transported to the La Romain Veterinary Clinic for urgent medical care....
The Environmental Management Authority (EMA) advises that, while particulate matter data is temporarily unavailable on the EMA’s website and social media platforms due to ongoing maintenance and critical technical upgrades to the Authority’s air quality monitoring equipment, other credible local monitoring systems are reporting elevated particulate levels consistent with significant...
The Environmental Management Authority (EMA) and the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) continue to strengthen their partnership through ongoing discussions focused on sustainable development and key environmental priorities for Tobago.Chairman of the EMA, Mr. Doolar Ramlal, along with members of the Authority’s Board of Directors, including Deputy Chairman Ms. Neeala...
For more than 26 years, the Environmental Management Authority’s Green Leaf Awards (GLA) has proudly recognised environmental champions whose work has made a lasting impact on Trinidad and Tobago. From grassroots advocates to industry leaders influencing national policy, the GLA remain the country’s premier platform for celebrating excellence in environmental leadership and action.The...
ExxonMobil Trinidad and Tobago Deepwater Limited (ExxonMobil) recently met with the EnvironmentalManagement Authority (EMA) to continue discussions focused on strengthening collaboration andexploring opportunities to support national development. The meeting followed the EMA’s issuance of aCertificate of Environmental Clearance (CEC) for ExxonMobil to conduct a three-dimensional seismicsurvey covering approximately 8,825 square...