All the ways seaweed is coming to consumer products
The hottest new products on the market could be made of macroalgae.
Source: qz.com
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Seaweed is the fashion industry's next big sustainable resource
One big piece of the climate puzzle is growing in forests beneath the sea.
Source: qz.com
How Sea Forest is fighting methane emissions—with seaweed
Livestock produce a lot of planet-warming methane. Sea Forest's Sam Elsom thinks adding adding algae to their diets can change that.
Source: qz.com
Beach cameras can be used online for seaweed, storms, or tourists
Tracking sargassum, pinpointing rainstorms, eyeing hurricanes, or just traveling for a vacation.
United States Jacksonville Beach Flagler Beach University Of South Florida Miami Beach University Of South Florida Optical Oceanography Laboratory
Source: islandernews.com
The Stinky Seaweed Blob Approaching Florida Is Absolutely Humongous
In moderation, the brown algae is a key Atlantic Ocean ecosystem component, but this year's bloom is the largest ever recorded.
United States Sargasso Sea Oceans General University Of South Florida Florida Keys Clarissa Anderson
Source: gizmodo.com
5,000-Mile-Wide Blob Of Seaweed Heading Towards Florida
A 5,000-mile-wide blob of seaweed, known as the great Atlantic Sargassum belt, is drifting in the Gulf of Mexico toward Florida, where scientists say it may wash ashore and emit toxic, foul-smelling fumes as it rots. What do you think?
Source: theonion.com
5,000-mile-wide seaweed bloom threatens Gulf Coast
A 5,000-mile-wide seaweed bloom – twice the size of the contiguous U.S. – is making its way to Florida’s Gulf Coast, threatening to wreak havoc on the state’s beaches by
United States University Of South Florida Florida Atlantic University Key West Brian Lapointe Mengqiu Wang
Source: miamitimesonline.com
A 5,000-Mile-Wide Blob of Stinky Seaweed Is Headed Straight for Florida
Sargassum algae is having an early, potentially record-breaking bloom in the tropical Atlantic this year. It's a problem for tourism and coastal ecosystems.
Source: gizmodo.com
California Start-Up Debuts Seaweed-Derived Bacon at D'Andrews Bakery and Cafe | Bites
Nashville restaurant features UMAROs product in an alternative version of their popular BLT
Source: nashvillescene.com
California Start-Up Debuts Seaweed-Derived Bacon at D'Andrew's Bakery and Cafe | Bites
Nashville restaurant features UMAROs product in an alternative version of their popular BLT
Source: nashvillescene.com