Residents of the community of Piedra Pintada, in the municipality of Baruta in Caracas, Venezuela, will build their own aqueduct to provide drinking water for the area, allowing them to regulate and pay for the service.
Last weekend, in honor of Earth Day, Venezuela held its 11th National Seed Collection Day, an initiative that seeks to help preserve biodiversity and protect the environment. It’s part of Mission Tree, a government-funded social mission created in 2006 that…
Venezuela’s Minister of Oil and Mines, Rafael Ramírez, reiterated plans to increase national daily production to 3.5 million barrels per day by the end of the year.
Venezuela’s state oil company PDVSA provided $30 billion in 2011 in contributions to the Great Housing Mission, the National Development Fund (FONDEN) and social development projects.
In order to foster marine life in Venezuela, the Ministry of People’s Power for the Environment is developing plans to sink vessels that will act as artificial reefs.
Venezuela’s state-run oil company Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) now has Latin America’s largest monobuoy at the loading dock of Guaraguao in the northern state of Anzoátegui.
Venezuela’s Minister of Oil and Mining Rafael Ramírez announced on Friday that oil production in the country’s Orinoco Oil Belt – the site of the world’s largest hydrocarbon reserves – reached over 1.2 million barrels per day in March.
On Wednesday, the Venezuelan government approved almost $150 million to improve the country’s drinking water plants, according to Environment Minister Alejandro Hitcher.
The state-owned oil company Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) will present a detailed report on the causes of the oil spill in the Guarapiche River in the western city of Maturín, after receiving the final conclusions by the National Assembly’s Commission…
On Thursday, Environment Minister Alejandro Hitcher reiterated that the Venezuelan government has adopted all international parameters on water quality control.