Study Finds Sargassum Workers in Quintana Roo Exposed to Dangerous Hydrogen Sulfide Levels
UNAM study finds sargassum collectors in Quintana Roo face hydrogen sulfide levels above safety limits, posing health risks.
Environment
INAH and CINDAQ Sign Agreement to Strengthen Underwater Archaeology in Quintana Roo
A new agreement between INAH and CINDAQ will boost underwater archaeology in Quintana Roo's caves and cenotes.
Cancún Launches Comprehensive Coastal Restoration Program Along 32 Kilometers of Coastline
The municipality of Benito Juárez is launching a study to restore beaches, dunes, wetlands and mangroves along its 32-kilometer coastline.
Motorcyclist Severely Burned After Power Line Falls in Isla Mujeres
A motorcyclist suffered severe burns when a high-tension cable fell and caught fire in Isla Mujeres, also destroying vehicles and…
Heat Wave in Quintana Roo Leaves 4 Dead, 47 Affected
Cancún, Quintana Roo — Four people have died from extreme heat in Quintana Roo, where...
Mexico Scraps Environmental Review for Puerto Morelos Resort
Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo — A proposed 130-room tourism development on the Puerto Morelos coast...
Isla Mujeres Beaches Earn Playa Platino Distinction for Fifth Consecutive Year
Isla Mujeres' Playa Norte and Playa Centro received the Playa Platino certification for the fifth straight year, recognizing their cleanliness…
Mexican Navy Approves Artificial Reef Project off Yucatán Coast
Navy approves artificial reef system off Yucatan coast to protect marine life and promote diving tourism.
Mexico to Catalog Hidden Heritage in Cenotes and Flooded Caves
Researchers are cataloging 100 archaeological sites in Mexico's cenotes and flooded caves to create a new underwater heritage atlas.
Cancún to Remove 50 Abandoned Vessels From Laguna Nichupté
Authorities in Cancún will remove about 50 abandoned and sunken boats from Laguna Nichupté starting in September.