Seaweed Farms Are An Important Carbon Sequestration Strategy

CleanTechnica
By Steve HanleyJan 28, 2025, 10:45 am138 pts
We know that plants sequester carbon dioxide. The Amazon rainforest (what’s left of it), mangrove swamps, and sea grasses all remove carbon dioxide from the air. But a recent study by the Oceans 2050 Global Seaweed Project found that seaweed farming can also be an important source of carbon sequestration. ...…

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