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This happens when the jungle is destroyed in the Mayan territory
This year, when several tropical storms and hurricanes hit the southeast of Mexico, the vulnerability.
Cenote divers in Tulum must be regulated by Civil Protection
Tulum, Q.R. — The Directorate of Civil Protection along with divers are hoping to have.
Mayor Renán Barrera promises better green infrastructure for Mérida
Mérida, Yucatán, (November 12, 2020).- “Mérida, like the whole country and the world, urgently needs.
Cenotes of Yucatan, the only ones happy to have rain
Rainfall in the state adjusts levels and contributes to the cleanliness of the cenotes Yucatan.
Rapa Nui and Global Pollution: What Waves Can’t Wash Away
Off the coast of Chile, a small island commonly known as “Easter Island” – or.
Maya Train could become a catalyst for conservation and sustainable regional development
Mérida, Yucatán (October 19, 2020).- The Maya Train is a project that will become a.
Climate & Environment At A Crossroads on Nov 3rd
During his speech at the 2020 Democratic National Convention, presidential candidate Joe Biden structured his.
It Wasn’t Always This Way: Wildfires in History & Now
As the new-normal generated by the pandemic continues to enact a vice-like firm grip on.
Lyfe, Jim, But Not As We Know It!
Astrobiologists have developed a new term, “lyfe,” that has broader criteria on what it means.
El Cuyo hoteliers say foreigners are harming the environment
EL CUYO, YUCATAN (September 30th, 2020).— Hoteliers established in the port of “El Cuyo”, within.
