Historic Low: Felipe Carrillo Puerto Records 4.2 Degrees Celsius in Quintana Roo
Felipe Carrillo Puerto in Quintana Roo hits a record low of 4.2°C, the coldest ever documented in the state.
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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.
Federal authorities have enacted seasonal fishing bans for pink conch and grouper in Quintana Roo to protect vulnerable marine species.
Mexico's tourism ministry urges responsible visits to wetlands, spotlighting the UNESCO-listed Sian Ka'an reserve.
Governor Mara Lezama emphasizes protection of over 860,000 hectares of wetlands covering 20% of Quintana Roo's territory.
Mayor Blanca Merari Tziu Muñoz emphasized the reef's role in tourism and community identity during anniversary event.
The Yucatan Peninsula faces extreme cold with temperatures as low as 4.2°C, well below seasonal averages.
Winds from a cold front cleared sargassum from Cancún beaches, drawing hundreds of visitors despite chilly temperatures.
Kuzá Beach & Adventure Park responds to environmental concerns about its Cozumel development.
Early sargassum arrival suffocates at least eight tons of live lobster, causing catastrophic losses for Quintana Roo fishermen.
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