Quintana Roo Surpasses 121,000 Tons of Sargassum Collected in 2026
Quintana Roo has collected over 121,000 tons of sargassum in 2026, led by Playa del Carmen.
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Quintana Roo has collected over 121,000 tons of sargassum in 2026, led by Playa del Carmen.
Sara Rincón Gallardo says the Benito Juárez Animal Welfare Center lacks qualified staff, rejects injured animals, and has halted rabies…
Mayor Ana Paty Peralta called reports false after El Financiero said U.S. authorities revoked her visa and her family members'…
Residents have regained access to Cenote Balam Ha following a months-long dispute over the property, but the community group caring…
After a recent derailment, environmentalists in Playa del Carmen warn against operating cargo trains on the Maya Train's fragile Section…
Cozumel's landfill gets too little sargassum to justify using the seaweed as cover material, unlike Playa del Carmen, its operator…
The Atlantic hurricane season is halfway through with five named storms and no hurricanes yet, as the busiest months approach.
Legal disputes over stall assignments could keep Cancun's Puerto Juárez market from fully reopening until 2027.
Sargassum arrivals are expected to decline in September along Quintana Roo's beaches, with only minimal landings forecast for October.
Playa del Carmen launched the regularization process for San Judas Tadeo, benefiting 1,300 families, and is in talks on other…