Mexico’s Environment Ministry Rejects Energy Storage Project Near Playa del Carmen
Mexico's Environment Ministry denied permits for a battery storage project between Puerto Aventuras and Kantenah after inspectors found vegetation had…
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Mexico's Environment Ministry denied permits for a battery storage project between Puerto Aventuras and Kantenah after inspectors found vegetation had…
Mexico's Environment Ministry conditionally approved a 42-room hotel plus suite on Holbox, inside the Yum Balam protected area, after years…
A leaked recording ties a Leona Vicario land-regularization company to promises of 300 hectares and 12 million pesos collected without…
Hyatt Zilara Cancún aims for at least 70% occupancy this winter following a 13-month, $75 million renovation and reopening in…
Cancún's new CFE substation in Polígono Sur will be finished in December, with a second facility in Cielo Nuevo due…
Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo — Just days after its inauguration, the Paseo de las Sirenas...
Autocar is adding 100 hybrid buses in Cancún, along with new uniforms, a new paint scheme and lower fuel use.
Playa del Carmen officials say upgrading two ejido neighborhoods will be gradual, with the private water utility Aguakan's role and…
Governor Mara Lezama says a new 20-kilometer CFE submarine cable for Cozumel will begin construction October 5, backed by a…
Mexico's environmental enforcement agency halted work that stripped vegetation from 669,284 square meters of coastal dune in Yobaín, Yucatán.
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