Mara Lezama Calls for International Cooperation to Confront the Sargaso
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During the fourth EU-Caribbean Global Gateway Conference on Sargazo, the governor of Quintana Roo highlighted the need to boost technology, finance and circular economy to harness algae as a raw material
They are looking for solutions to the sargaszo beyond the Caribbean Cancun, October 2 (InZoom.Mx). – The accumulated sargaszo in the Atlantic went from 38 million tons in 2025 to 60 million in 2026, and estimates suggest that it could reach 80 million next year. Faced with this scenario, representatives of 45 countries and territories [...] The post Seek solutions to the sargaso beyond the Caribbean appeared first on News Cancun - tourism - carm…
October 1st/Cancún, Q. Roo.- With an emphasis on international cooperation, technology development and the creation of an industry for the exploitation of sargaso, the Fourth European Union-Caribbean Global Gateway Conference began today in Cancun, with 350 representatives from 45 countries and territories affected by the increase of the macroalga and its ...
This October one began the 4th European Union-Caribbean Global Gateway Conference on Sargazo.
The governor of Quintana Roo inaugurated the 4th EU-Caribbean Conference on Sargazo in search of turning the algae into a circular economy
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