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Record-breaking amounts of seaweed piling up in Caribbean

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Scientists say a record amount of seaweed hit the Caribbean and nearby areas in May

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — A record amount of sargassum piled up across the Caribbean and nearby areas in May, and more is expected this month, according to a new report.

WFLA on MSN · 1d

Record amount of stinky seaweed piles up on Caribbean beaches

A record-breaking amount of sargassum seaweed is making its way through the Atlantic and Caribbean, piling onto beaches and creating a stinky mess.

Record-breaking amounts of seaweed piling up in the Caribbean

Researchers say nearly 38 million tons of sargassum has piled up in the Caribbean Sea, the largest amount ever observed. It’s affecting tourism and wildlife in the region. NBC News’ Marissa Parra reports.

Travel + Leisure on MSN2d

This Caribbean Island Is Famous For Beautiful Beaches and All-inclusive Resorts—and It’s the Birthplace of Reggae and Jerk Cooking

Head to the hillside near Ocho Rios for a family-run, farm-to-table dining experience at Stush in the Bush, getting to the ...

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These 20 Beautiful Caribbean Islands Will Transport You to Paradise

These beautiful Caribbean beaches are definitely screensaver-worthy. Here, the 20 most beautiful Caribbean islands you can ...

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Why June is the best month to visit this U.S. Virgin Island

The best place in the Caribbean for a passport-free tropical escape offers up great weather, fewer crowds, and hotel rates up ...

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Caribbean’s Longest Family-Run Resort, The Buccaneer, Recognized for Global Travel Excellence

The Buccaneer Beach & Golf Resort, one of the Caribbean’s most storied and enduring hospitality landmarks, has been nominated ...

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Caribbean Sargassum Reaches Historic Abundance in May; More Seaweed Expected in June

Sargassum levels surged to record highs across the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea in May, with the U.S. Virgin Islands ...

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How a toxic seaweed choking Caribbean beaches could become a valuable resource

The sargassum problem is just one of many creeping slow onset events that is being exacerbated by climate change.

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