In July, Mexico’s Environment Ministry quietly green-lit a plan to clear 261 hectares of jungle south of Cancún International Airport to build what officials describe as the system’s largest Mayan Train freight terminal. The authorization comes with technical conditions on wildlife corridors, pollinators, and groundwater, and it separates hydrocarbon handling for a later permit. Supporters say the hub will unclog logistics in the southeast. Envir…
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