Playa del Carmen Removes Over 13,000 Tons of Sargassum From Beaches
Up to 250 workers remove sargassum daily in Playa del Carmen, with over 13,000 tons collected this year.
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Up to 250 workers remove sargassum daily in Playa del Carmen, with over 13,000 tons collected this year.
A UNAM-led study finds sargassum workers suffer headaches, dermatitis, and breathing problems from toxic gas exposure.
Governor Mara Lezama says no deal is closed with Karpowership, as state studies four to five energy proposals.
Activists report high levels of E. coli and fecal contamination in 50-60% of cenotes in Playa del Carmen.
Mexico's Supreme Court will review the revocation of Calica's maritime concession and the 2022 closure of its Punta Venado dock.
Quintana Roo faces heavy rain, thunderstorms, and heat index up to 44°C due to a trough and Tropical Wave 2.
Puerto Morelos is preparing to launch a new culinary tourism initiative called the “Ruta del Tacón,” a taco-focused route designed…
Cenotes Urbanos association holds weekly cleanups but says littering persists at five cenotes in Cancún.
A guided silent walk in Cozumel's Parque Urbano Corazón promoted biodiversity awareness and community well-being.
A new study finds sargassum cleanup workers in Quintana Roo face dangerous hydrogen sulfide levels, causing skin, respiratory and neurological…
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