Quintana Roe– Saragassum outbreak

In the summer of 2018, a large mass of sargassum created an 8,850 km long belt with an estimated weight of more than 20 million tons that stretched from West Africa, crossing the Central Atlantic Ocean through the Caribbean Sea, to the Gulf of Mexico.

The Government of Quintana Roe reported that in 2018, 522,226 tons of sargassum were collected from the coasts and coastal areas, at an investment of 332 million pesos, In addition, researchers from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) have warned of major dangers and damage to ecosystems if the problem is not addressed by a true common strategy (Rivera, 2018).

Y.A MAOF will use of algae waste to create biogas to provide green energy for a variety of uses.

Fish farming in Baja California

• Creating hatchery to grow fingerlings, processing plant to package fillets for market, and fertilizer processing plant for the fish waste and future agricultural waste to be made into fertilizer compost for old and new farms.
• This project will 100% self sustaining. All electricity will need to be solar or possibly ocean wave generated. Drinking water will come from the desalinated water plant (portables in TEUs type shapes to begin with) and Internet, television, etc to be satellite.