Quintana Roo Activates Over 800 Hurricane Shelters, Including Pet-Friendly Options
Quintana Roo prepares over 800 hurricane shelters, including pet-friendly spaces, as the 2026 season approaches.
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Quintana Roo prepares over 800 hurricane shelters, including pet-friendly spaces, as the 2026 season approaches.
Quintana Roo considers a Turkish floating power plant at Calica port to generate 250 MW and ease energy strain.
Playa Norte and Playa Centro in Isla Mujeres passed the Blue Flag audit with excellent marks.
Mexico reported 7 heat-related deaths as of May 6, with cases doubling in a week. Yucatan saw a surge in…
Tulum's closed landfill will be monitored for 20 years to prevent environmental harm, officials say.
Tulum officials are strengthening conservation efforts for sea turtles as the 2026 nesting season begins.
Cancun officials are evaluating adding more free drinking water stations across the city to combat extreme heat.
Cancún launches sea turtle nesting season with 51 hotels and public beach corrals to protect nests.
Puerto Morelos deploys 2,310-meter barrier and daily brigades to combat record sargassum arrivals.
Dolphinariums in Quintana Roo face uncertainty as regulations for the 'Mincho Law' remain unpublished, affecting animal welfare.
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