Small-scale women seaweed farmers ride the rough tides of climate change

Mongabay
Jun 3, 2019, 12:28 pm242 pts
PALAWAN, Philippines — Twenty years ago, people in this fishing village in the municipality of Quezon, on the Philippine island of Palawan, would just walk to the shore, throw a net, and haul in an abundant catch of big fish for their own meals and to sell in the local market. But over the next few years,…

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