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UNESCO Postponed the Definition of the VMOS Pipeline in the Gulf of San Matías to 2027

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The UNESCO World Heritage Committee postponed until 2027 the discussion on the impact of the Vaca Muerta Sur pipeline (VMOS) on the Gulf of San Matías, a point that was included in the review of the conservation status of the Valdés Peninsula. The decision to postpone the issue was resolved during the 48th session of the agency, which takes place in Busan, South Korea, after Argentina reported that it had submitted additional technical documenta…
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The UNESCO World Heritage Committee postponed until 2027 the discussion on the impact of the Vaca Muerta Sur pipeline (VMOS) on the Gulf of San Matías, a point that was included in the review of the conservation status of the Valdés Peninsula. The decision to postpone the issue was resolved during the 48th session of the agency, which takes place in Busan, South Korea, after Argentina reported that it had submitted additional technical documenta…

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ADNSur broke the news on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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