The sargassum is here, but we can take action to prevent future unsavory blobs | Opinion

This year's crop of sargassum may be the largest seaweed blob to hit our shores yet. Water pollution, increased agricultural runoff and human waste are all contributing factors, as are the warming oceans.

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