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A Monster Seaweed Bloom Is Taking over the Atlantic
Federal officials are preparing a revised response as 119,000 tons of sargassum threaten Quintana Roo beaches and drive up cleanup costs.
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The environmental authorities expect that 119,000 tonnes of sorghum will reach the coast before the end of the year.
·Vicente López, Argentina
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Record seaweed blankets Mexico's Caribbean coast, threatening tourism and the environment
TULUM, Mexico, July 28 - A record wave of brown, smelly seaweed is washing up on beaches along Mexico's Caribbean coast, forcing closures in top tourist destinations and inflicting mounting economic damage on hotels, restaurants and shops. Read more at straitstimes.com.
·Singapore, Singapore
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A monster seaweed bloom is taking over the Atlantic
Sargassum has escaped the Sargasso Sea and exploded across the Atlantic, forming the massive Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt. Fueled by nutrient runoff, Amazon outflows, and climate events, these blooms now reshape ecosystems, economies, and coastlines on a staggering scale.
·Encinitas, United States
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