Seaweed an increasingly fragile lifeline for Philippine farmers

Mongabay
Sep 1, 2022, 12:04 pm136 pts
Balintang, PHILIPPINES — “Seaweeds are important to me because they give me joy when we plant them,” says Melinda Gimotea, as she crouches down among the pile of seaweed seedlings under her stilt house on the southwestern coast of the Philippines’ Palawan province. Facing the teal blue sea on a fine…

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