Senator Proposes Battery Storage at CFE Substations to Prevent Blackouts in Quintana Roo
Senator Eugenio Segura says summer blackouts are due to demand spikes, not supply issues, and proposes large batteries at substations.
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Senator Eugenio Segura says summer blackouts are due to demand spikes, not supply issues, and proposes large batteries at substations.
A two-meter crocodile surprised hotel workers cleaning sargasso from a Tulum beach, then disappeared before authorities arrived.
A federal court ordered the suspension of the San Mex project in Playa del Carmen for failing to conduct a…
A natural freshwater spring emerged off Playa del Carmen but was quickly obscured by heavy sargasso accumulation.
On World Sea Turtle Day, Fundación Eco-Bahía is highlighting more than two decades of work in Mexico and the Dominican…
Residents of Punta Venado oppose a new real estate project approved by Semarnat, citing threats to biodiversity.
Environmental activists allege the Paradisus Meliá hotel destroyed protected mangroves to expand guest areas.
NOAA estimates over 90% probability of El Nino consolidating this year, with potential for extreme rains, droughts, and powerful hurricanes.
Illegal cattle trafficking by organized crime is blamed for the resurgence of the New World screwworm in the US.
State officials say no environmental contingency declared despite massive sargassum influx affecting beaches in Playa del Carmen, Tulum, and Mahahual.
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