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The abundance of sargassum in the tropical Atlantic presents a new field of opportunities for scientists
The abundance of sargassum—an invasive brown macroalga that has proliferated for more than ten years on the coasts of the Tropical Atlantic—is altering environmental...
Reinventing Sargassum: How the Caribbean is Turning its Biggest Environmental Problem into an Innovative Solution
Youthful Dominicans are turning an environmental crisis into an innovative solution by collecting seaweed offshore and developing biotechnology to give it economic value, protecting...
Cayman Islands: Diving, Culture, and Nature in an Unexplored Caribbean Paradise Ideal for Ecotourism
Located in the northwest of the Caribbean, between Cuba and Mexico, the **Cayman Islands archipelago** is made up of **three main islands**: **Grand Cayman**,...
Sargassum in the Mexican Caribbean: Origin, Impact, and Control Strategies against this increasingly common phenomenon
Sargassum is a floating macroalgae with a golden brown color, which is part of the marine flora of the Atlantic Ocean.
Far from being a...
Panama faces criticism from environmentalists for considering hydrocarbon exploration in the Caribbean.
During the Climate Weeks in Panama, the local government is being criticized for its environmental contradictions. More than 50 organizations from Latin America and...
