Category: PlanetYuca
Blue innovation: turning risks into opportunities
Climate change, plastic pollution and ecosystem destruction—the ocean faces many risks. Homes, businesses and investments.
INAH confirms the discovery of 150 Mayan altars
The altar discovered a few weeks ago in Playa del Carmen belongs to a network.
The Origin of “Yucatán” — Another Theory
On January 17, 2020, The Yucatán Times published an article by Dr. Jorge Victoria Ojeda.
BACKYARD BIRDING IN MERIDA, YUCATAN AND BEYOND – TUXEDOS AND PINK BOOTS: BLACK-NECKED STILT
Black-necked Stilt, Himantopus mexicanus, Monjita Americana (Spanish), Ook che’e (Mayan) Sporting a black and white.
The Mayan servants left in Cuba, 1847-1848
Jorge Victoria’s “Brushstrokes of History”. A column for The Yucatan Times Of the relations that.
Climate change and poaching pose lethal threat to local fishermen
MERIDA(Times Media Mexico).- Climate change has caused species like grouper, octopus and lobster to seek.
Scientists say the planet’s oldest asteroid strike In Australia 2.2 billion years ago
The world’s oldest remaining asteroid crater is at a place called Yarrabubba, southeast of the.
Amazon rainforest could recover from climate change thanks to indigenous people
Researchers indicate that indigenous communities are a fundamental part of the Amazon’s recovery from climate.
New findings about the Chicxulub asteroid reveal bacteria helped life bounce back on Earth
According to the The New York Times, the asteroid moved 24 times faster than a.
Mexico could recieve tons of garbage from the United States
Mexico faces the risk of receiving thousands of tons of contaminated and dirty plastics, mainly.
