Maya Community in Yucatan Blocks Pig Transport Truck in Protest Against Farms and Real Estate Expansion
Residents of the Maya community Molas blocked a pig transport truck and marched against pig farms and real estate projects.
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Residents of the Maya community Molas blocked a pig transport truck and marched against pig farms and real estate projects.
Genevieve became a Category 3 hurricane with 120 mph winds, staying offshore with no coastal warnings.
Dog Beach representative calls for reactivation of advisory council to review proposed changes to animal welfare rules.
Governor Mara Lezama held a virtual meeting with scientists and federal officials to advance the National Sargassum Attention Plan.
Aguakan advises selecting native trees, preparing soil, and consulting experts for successful reforestation.
Playa del Carmen becomes the first Mexican destination to earn a Geographical Indication for sustainable bull shark tourism.
A new exhibition highlighting the color green and environmental conservation opens at Cozumel's Museum of the Island.
Authorities investigate after a decapitated Morelet's crocodile was found floating in the Canal de los Piratas.
Experts say Playa del Carmen must update its Local Ecological Ordinance Program to avoid legal disputes over urban development.
Mayor Estefanía Mercado says a federal plan will bring 'big news' to tackle sargassum in 2027.
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