Company launches project to curb T&T’s methane emissions

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September 28, 2026

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Seigonie Mohammed

Climate Change Editor

Almost half of the waste entering Trinidad and Tobago’s landfills is organic material, which produces methane as it decomposes and can contribute to landfill fires, according to environmental company Close the Loop Caribbean.

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