Sargassum Barrier Installation Begins in Puerto Aventuras
Work begins on a 900-meter sargassum barrier in Puerto Aventuras to protect tourism and the local economy.
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Work begins on a 900-meter sargassum barrier in Puerto Aventuras to protect tourism and the local economy.
Playa del Carmen installs a monitoring station to measure toxic gases from decomposing sargassum on its beaches.
A sudden sargasso influx covered Akumal Bay at dawn, but rapid cleanup by tourism workers cleared the beach by afternoon.
Quintana Roo, Mexico — Governor Mara Lezama and federal Environment Secretary Alicia Bárcena have agreed...
Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo — Hotel and business leaders in Cancun and the Riviera...
A new ocean vessel will collect up to 600 tons of sargassum daily, joining 11 ships to protect beaches.
A new Navy vessel will double sargassum collection capacity in the Mexican Caribbean, officials announced.
Caribe Circular aims to turn sargasso into industrial raw material, with 80% of hotels and 50% of restaurants integrated by…
Hoteliers in Quintana Roo propose redirecting part of their income tax to create a long-term fund for sargassum containment.
Cancún allows offenders to clean sargassum instead of paying fines or serving jail time.