Mexico’s Caribbean coastline is facing its worst sargassum seaweed invasion on record, with massive quantities of the brown algae covering beaches, disrupting tourism and raising growing environmental concerns. Authorities in the eastern state of Quintana Roo, home to world-famous destinations such as Cancun, Playa del Carmen and Tulum, expect nearly 119,000 tonnes of sargassum to… Continue reading Mexico Sargassum Invasion Threatens Caribbean Tourism
Europe wildfires continue to threaten several countries despite Spain bringing one of its biggest blazes under control. Authorities warn that another powerful heatwave could quickly reverse recent progress, leaving firefighters on high alert across southern Europe. Spain Stabilises Major Wildfire but New Threats Remain Spain has stabilised one of its largest wildfires after several days… Continue reading Europe Wildfires: Spain Stabilises Major Blaze Amid Heatwave
Cape Town authorities have approved Equinix’s proposal to build two large data centres despite strong opposition from environmental activists concerned about the project’s impact on water resources, electricity consumption and the surrounding environment. The decision marks an important milestone for the US-based digital infrastructure company as it expands its presence in Africa, where demand for… Continue reading Equinix South Africa Data Centres Approved
