Sargassum Barrier Installation Begins in Puerto Aventuras
Work has started on a 1.5-kilometer sargassum barrier in Puerto Aventuras to shield Bahía Fátima, the yacht club and Laguna…
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Work has started on a 1.5-kilometer sargassum barrier in Puerto Aventuras to shield Bahía Fátima, the yacht club and Laguna…
Cancún will open a glass collection center within three months, targeting a jump from 40 to 500 tonnes a month…
Cave divers in Tulum are pushing to reopen the Jacinto Pat ejido museum to highlight Maya heritage, cenotes and underground…
Cancún's fire department handled 59 wildlife reports during the rainy season, 27 involving snakes, and urged residents to call 911…
More than half of Playa del Carmen's municipal veterinary visits this year involved screwworm in livestock, though cases have dropped…
Mayor Estefanía Mercado led over 2,000 volunteers in Playa del Carmen's coastal cleanup, which covered 21 beach access points and…
Residents and environmental groups say sewage has discolored Puerto Aventuras marina canals for three months, with tests finding fecal contamination.
The 10th International Aquaponics Congress in the Riviera Maya will showcase low-water food production as the region imports most of…
Environmental groups have filed federal complaints over heavy machinery on Playa Delfines' coastal dune and alleged mishandling of sea turtle…
Semarnat rejected the Marina El Cid beach improvement project after finding unpermitted construction, unproven seagrass absence and risks to nesting…
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