is confident that the UK seaweed’s potential as a sustainable, natural solution for lowering methane emissions in livestock and reducing farming’s environmental impact. Amid growing consumer concerns ...

Korea has been actively practicing seaweed farming since the 17th century when seaweed attached to wooden fences was installed in the sea, according to records from the National Folk Museum of Korea.

Women like Muthu have traditionally collected up to 30 kilograms of seaweed in a day from waters near Pamban Island, located between India and Sri Lanka. Besides wild harvesting, the women now ...

WASHINGTON, January 29, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oceans 2050, under the leadership of President Alexandra Cousteau and Chief Scientist Professor Carlos Duarte, has unveiled landmark findings ...

Conducted across 20 seaweed farms spanning five continents, the study confirms that seaweed farming can sequester carbon in the sediments below at rates comparable to vegetated coastal ecosystems like ...

Seaweed farming has captured global attention as a potential solution to remove atmospheric carbon dioxide and offer eco-friendly alternatives to carbon-intensive food and industrial products.

Seaweed farming leads to a build-up of carbon in the sediments underneath the seaweed beds — potentially contributing to climate-change mitigation 1. Carlos Duarte at King Abdullah University of ...

like the world's first co-located commercial-scale seaweed farm in the North Sea, could see metals from turbines build up in these species, leading to concentrations that could exceed safe limits ...

Cultivation means the process of planting start material, or baby seaweed, in the farm and have the harvesting only take place there. This process ensures that the natural seaweed beds are left in ...