US EditionRoyal Caribbean Project Will Impact Habitat of Ocelots, Tigrillos and More Protected Species in Mahahual
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Royal Caribbean recognized a “significant negative impact” in the vicinity of the lands where it plans to build the Perfect Day megaproject in Mahahual; it would be affected, of which at least 15 are in some risk category and three are in danger of extinction. At the Environmental Impact Demonstration (MIA) that the shipping company handed over to the Secretariat of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat), it identified the presence of ocel…
The cruise company Royal Caribbean recognized a “significant negative impact” on 59 species of wild animals that live in the vicinity of the lands where it plans to build the megaproject Perfect Day, in Mahahual, Quintana Roo. Of the total, at least 15 are in some risk category and three are in danger of extinction. In its Environmental Impact Manifestation (MIA) delivered to the Secretariat of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat), Royal…
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