Sargassum in Gulf of Mexico Grows 400% in One Year, Reaching 4.2 Million Tons
A sargassum bloom in the Gulf of Mexico has grown to 4.2 million tons, a 400% surge driven by river…
Environment
Akumal to Pause Sea Turtle Swimming in September
Akumal will suspend sea turtle swimming tours in September under environmental permit rules, pushing guides to offer boat rides, lagoon…
Fishermen Urge Yucatán Authorities to Clear ‘Boat Cemeteries’ in Progreso
Fishermen and boat owners in Progreso are asking authorities to remove abandoned vessels that have turned local harbors into 'boat…
Cozumel Unveils Monumental Mural Inspired by the Sea and Conservation
A new monumental mural in Cozumel celebrates the island's bond with the ocean through images of marine life and conservation.
Hurricane Season: Chances of Atlantic Cyclone Formation Drop
A low-pressure system in the Atlantic has a lower chance of becoming a cyclone, officials say.
Climate Change Opens New Routes for Mosquitoes
Rising temperatures and global travel are helping disease-carrying mosquitoes colonize new regions, researchers say.
Lunar Eclipse Aug 27: Viewing Times for Every Mexican State
Mexico City — A partial lunar eclipse will sweep across Mexico on the night of...
Cozumel Festival del Mar Blends Culture, Science and Conservation
Cozumel hosts the Festival del Mar from Aug. 28-30, bringing culture, sports and marine conservation workshops to the island.
Court Grants New Suspension Against Las Dunas Project in Chuburná
A federal judge suspended municipal permits for the Las Dunas development, citing violations of environmental rights and public participation.
Pollution Threatens Water Quality in Yucatán’s Cenotes
Yucatán has 7,000 to 8,000 cenotes but only 3,050 are registered; contamination threatens the aquifer and tourism.