Cozumel Officials Clarify Demolition on Waterfront Property, No New Construction Permitted
Cozumel authorities confirm demolition of a waterfront property, with no current permits for new construction.
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Cozumel authorities confirm demolition of a waterfront property, with no current permits for new construction.
The Pan American Health Organization warns of a chikungunya resurgence in the Americas, with over 313,000 cases and 170 deaths…
Volunteers removed nearly three tons of waste from urban cenotes in Playa del Carmen during 2025 cleanup efforts.
Mexico's environmental agency urges public to stop capturing hummingbirds for love rituals during Valentine's season.
The National Weather Service forecasts partly cloudy to clear skies with temperatures from 23°C to 30°C in Quintana Roo.
Global Cruises Mexico's Kuzá Park in Cozumel combines tourism, sustainability, and over 300 local jobs.
Coastal erosion has exposed a structure at Playa Pelícanos, a Blue Flag-certified beach in Playa del Carmen.
Human activity has reduced trophic complexity in Caribbean coral reefs by up to 70%, threatening marine resilience and food security.
Environmental groups demand transparency for a CFE submarine power line project over ecological concerns.
Authorities in Quintana Roo are ramping up operations to catch vehicles dumping construction debris in unauthorized areas.
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