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Fishing communities in Yucatán seek to adapt to an increasingly changing sea

Off the coast of Yucatan, the effects of climate change are beginning to be felt in the intensity of hurricanes, in coastal erosion, in the loss of mangroves and in the uncertainty faced by hundreds of fishing families who depend on the sea for their survival.

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Jessica Itzel Chan·June 9, 2026

Fishing communities in Yucatán seek to adapt to an increasingly changing sea

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Daniela Reyes·May 19, 2026

Court grants suspension against high-altitude port decree in ANP Loreto, Baja California Sur

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Daniela Reyes·May 18, 2026

Ammonia plant in Sinaloa is 88% complete, but groups seek to prevent its operation

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Jessica Itzel Chan·May 8, 2026

Almost three months after the Gulf spill, fishermen are still without support or comprehensive reparation

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Jessica Itzel Chan·May 1, 2026

The grouper in Yucatán already has a recovery route

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Jessica Itzel Chan·April 21, 2026

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Daniela Reyes·April 16, 2026

Profepa fines The Palmoral project in BCS and orders it to be regularized before Semarnat

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Jessica Itzel Chan·April 14, 2026

The Oceransky case, an example of criminalizing land defense in Yucatán

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