Faced with citizens' disagreements over the presence of smells of gas and controlled burning in oil facilities, the Secretariat for the Environment and Sustainable Development (SEMADES) coordinated a working table between representatives of Mexican Petroleums (PEMEX) and deputies of the Tabasco Congress. The meeting, led by the head of SEMADES, Sheila Cadena Nieto, aimed to establish an institutional route to address the concerns of residents of…
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Faced with citizens' disagreements over the presence of smells of gas and controlled burning in oil facilities, the Secretariat for the Environment and Sustainable Development (SEMADES) coordinated a working table between representatives of Mexican Petroleums (PEMEX) and deputies of the Tabasco Congress. The meeting, led by the head of SEMADES, Sheila Cadena Nieto, aimed to establish an institutional route to address the concerns of residents of…