Mexico’s Caribbean coast is facing another major influx of Sargassum, with large quantities of the seaweed washing onto beaches. The buildup threatens marine life and the tourism industry, a key part of the region’s economy. Authorities have deployed the navy to help manage the problem and keep beaches clear. Scientists warn that increasingly frequent Sargassum arrivals could become a new normal for the region.
Al Jazeera’s Julia Galiano has more from Playa Del Carmen.
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