Cold Snap Hits Beehives in José María Morelos, Threatens Honey Production
Beekeepers in José María Morelos report up to 10% hive losses due to recent cold temperatures.
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Beekeepers in José María Morelos report up to 10% hive losses due to recent cold temperatures.
Frequent cold fronts have closed Chiquilá port repeatedly, severely affecting local fishermen's livelihoods.
Felipe Carrillo Puerto in Quintana Roo recorded 4.2°C, the coldest temperature in over 40 years.
A Spanish-backed wind farm will clear 38,502 hectares of forest near Chetumal, raising environmental concerns.
Six people hospitalized in Tizimín after using charcoal indoors during cold weather.
Environmentalists in Playa del Carmen petition CFE for public information on a submarine power line project over reef concerns.
Fishermen in Quintana Roo propose a regulated crab harvesting program in Chetumal Bay to diversify income.
Environmentalists document crumbling support pillars and cement spills in the Maya Train's elevated section above underground rivers.
Felipe Carrillo Puerto in Quintana Roo hits a record low of 4.2°C, the coldest ever documented in the state.
A 208-megawatt wind farm project in Othón P. Blanco receives federal environmental authorization.
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