Profepa Shuts Down Macondo Playacar Construction Over Environmental Violations
Mexico's environmental agency temporarily closed the Macondo Playacar condominium project in Playa del Carmen for alleged environmental irregularities.
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Mexico's environmental agency temporarily closed the Macondo Playacar condominium project in Playa del Carmen for alleged environmental irregularities.
Mexico is one of the most important countries in the world for sea turtles. Six of the seven species found…
Cozumel's mayor will lead a tour of the San Miguelito wastewater plant after environmental groups accused it of polluting mangroves…
Quintana Roo lost 130,000 hectares of primary humid forest from 2002 to 2025, according to Global Forest Watch.
Environmental activists in Playa del Carmen say mechanical sargasso removal causes erosion, sand compaction, and harms marine species.
Illegal hunting threatens tapir and jaguar populations in Quintana Roo, experts warn of irreversible ecological damage.
Mayor Yensunni Martínez says emergency status would hurt tourism, despite insufficient containment efforts.
The INAH teachers' union has filed a criminal complaint over alleged damage to archaeological sites during Maya Train construction.
Discover seven Mexican beaches where you can see dolphins in their natural habitat.
Cozumel's parks and museums will open on four Sundays this summer to boost tourism and recreation.
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