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Sargassum Crisis Hits Caribbean | Annapolis News
Caribbean and Gulf coastlines are drowning in millions of tons of toxic sargassum—this year’s bloom is worse than ever, with algae now growing locally instead of just drifting in. Tourism tanks, businesses shutter, and locals suffer from foul odors and health issues. Scientists link the surge to climate change and runoff, while Mexico spends over $100 million trying to cope—with only a fraction of the seaweed cleared daily. But there’s hope: researchers are exploring uses for this green menace, from compost to bioenergy, as 2026 looks poised to be the second-worst year yet. Listen in…
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