Climate benefits of seaweed farming

Heidi K. Alleway ()
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Heidi K. Alleway: The Nature Conservancy

Nature Sustainability, 2023, vol. 6, issue 4, 356-357

Abstract: Seaweed farming is gaining attention as a potential climate change mitigation solution, but how to achieve such potential is uncertain given current knowledge and practice. A study now explores how expanding seaweed farming for wider human use could reduce carbon emissions from agriculture.

Date: 2023
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