A growing environmental and public health concern is once again plaguing Saint Lucia’s coastlines. The massive influx of Sargassum seaweed has returned, bringing with it foul odors, disrupted tourism activity, and potential health hazards for coastal communities.
SARGASSUM INVASION RETURNS, TRIGGERING HEALTH AND TOURISM CHALLENGES ISLANDWIDE
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