Yucatán Groups Demand Cancellation of Las Dunas Coastal Development
Environmental activists in Mérida demand cancellation of the Las Dunas project, citing threats to dunes, wetlands and protected species.
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Environmental activists in Mérida demand cancellation of the Las Dunas project, citing threats to dunes, wetlands and protected species.
Officials failed to respond for over two hours after a raccoon was hit by a car on Kukulkan Avenue in…
A semitrailer carrying 52,000 liters of asphalt overturned on the Tulum–Cobá highway. No injuries or spills were reported.
Playa del Carmen will allocate 100 million pesos to fight sargassum in 2027, up from 80 million this year.
Residents of Colosio will hold a cleanup and reforestation event Sunday at Playa 72 to protect the Chenzubul mangrove area…
Authorities expect 119,000 tons of sargassum on Quintana Roo beaches in 2026, surpassing last year's record.
Children in the Gran Calzada subdivision in Umán, Yucatán, describe life next to a gas compression station as residents demand…
Vulcan criticized a modest award while Mexico claimed a legal victory in the long-running Calica dispute.
Mexico's federal government announced a 2-billion-peso plan to intercept sargassum at sea, aiming to protect Quintana Roo's beaches.
Profepa closed construction at the Las Dunas development in Chuburná Puerto after inspections prompted by complaints about coastal dune vegetation…
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