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Trédi Argentina is invited to exhibit at the Launch of the Integrated and Environmentally Soundl Management Project of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Ecuador. – Insular Region (Galapagos Islands)

The Ministry of Environment of Ecuador, through the GEF – UNDP partnership initiative, advances in its process of government support for the implementation of the Project “Integrated and Environmentally Sound Management of PBCs in Ecuador”. Its main objective is to promote the sound management of PCB contaminated oils, transformers, sites and waste in Ecuador, in accordance with the Basel and Stockholm Conventions.

The Galapagos Archipelago has been considered as one of the most important ecosystems worldwide with high endemic value and unique scenic appeal, and this is the reason why this TRÉDI ARGENTIAN delivered a presentation on the proper management of PCBs.

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