Quintana Roo Weighs Permanent Revocation of Permits for Legacy by Awa Playacar After Closure Seals Broken
Quintana Roo's environment secretary says permits for the Playacar development could be permanently revoked after closure seals were broken.
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Quintana Roo's environment secretary says permits for the Playacar development could be permanently revoked after closure seals were broken.
Officials in Cancun have started removing 14 abandoned and sunken boats from the Nichupte Lagoon, with three stages planned.
Environmentalists and residents want tighter surveillance and new restrictions on jet skis entering Cozumel's protected reef areas.
A young man from Chiapas lost his right arm in a suspected crocodile attack at a Cozumel beach club, where…
Mexico's Navy is accepting entries for its 2026 youth photography contest, open to teens aged 13 to 17 through Oct.…
The World Health Organization says El Niño threatens global health through extreme heat, floods, droughts and shifting mosquito-borne disease.
Hurricane Polo strengthens to Category 5 in the Pacific, with Guerrero, Colima, Oaxaca, Michoacán and Jalisco facing heavy rain, floods…
Cooperative members say grouper, snapper and other scaled species barely cover local demand on Isla Mujeres, while lobster keeps the…
PROFEPA urged Cancún residents in Colonia Cuna Maya to keep pets indoors at night after a mototaxi driver reported a…
Playa del Carmen Mayor Estefanía Mercado says Semarnat has approved the environmental impact statement for the city's beach restoration project.
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