The massive arrival of sargassum on beaches in the center of Playa del Carmen has left the coast inoperative for the provision…
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The Sargassum Monitoring Network in Quintana Roo has suggested to the authorities of the three levels of government that the barriers begin…
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NASA alerts for arrival of large concentrations of sargassum to Quintana Roo
QUINTANA ROO, (July 01, 2021).- Satellite images from the United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) show that large patches of…
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Tons of sargassum arrive on the coasts of Yucatan
Progreso, Yucatan, (June 04, 2021).- Saúl is a fisherman in Progreso, a port located 30 minutes north of Mérida, Yucatán. Every morning…
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Biomaya presents project to transform sargassum into various products
The Biomaya initiative presented the project to transform sargassum into staple products, in which two Mayan communities will participate, whose inhabitants will…
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Aerial monitoring of sargassum begins on the coasts of Quintana Roo
As in previous years, massive arrival of sargassum is expected for the coast of Quintana Roo. The Secretary of the Navy, with…
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Even though the contingency for the arrival of sargassum ended more than two months ago, sargassum seaweed monitoring for Playa del Carmen…
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The “Sargasso Monitoring Network Cancun” identified three points along the coast of Quintana Roo with a large amount of algae
Petempich Bay, in Puerto Morelos, Recodo Beach, in the municipality of Solidaridad (Playa del Carmen), as well as Punta Mosquitos, on Holbox…
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33 destinations along the coast of Quintana Roo register massive arrival of sargassum
The Sargasso Cancun Monitoring Network reported on Monday July 22, that the macroalgae arrived in large numbers in 33 coastal tourist areas…