Sargassum News

A record 33 million tons of sargassum seaweed has accumulated along Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico coastlines, causing environmental damage, affecting human healt

Miami is experiencing a worsening seaweed problem, with thousands of tons of sargassum washing up on beaches, posing a significant challenge for local officials

In 2026, Mexico cleaned over 100,000 tons of sargassum seaweed, but the ongoing crisis is severely threatening its tourism sector due to foul odors and a declin

Mexico is actively combating the increasing problem of foul-smelling seaweed washing ashore, a phenomenon exacerbated by climate change.

Record levels of sargassum seaweed are covering beaches in the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico, harming marine life and negatively impacting tourism in the region.

Keiko Fujimori was sworn in as Peru's president, marking a conservative shift in South America, while Mexico plans to address a quadrupled sargassum problem in

Mexico's President has unveiled a plan to combat the record-setting sargassum seaweed, a brown algae that has been choking the country's beaches and the broader

A NASA map reveals that Sargassum, a smelly brown seaweed, reached record levels in the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico last month, potentially causing health prob

The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt reached its second-highest abundance on record in June 2026, with record highs in the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of America. Scien