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Experts from different institutions come together to survey the resources in the West Philippine Sea in the hope of providing a 'framework or method to assess the damage' in the area
The simple plant offers a sustainable and resilient food source in the face of natural disasters and nuclear war.
Seaweed has the potential to be a viable food source in a cataclysmic event such as nuclear war, scientists claim.
'We don't need to wait for a nuclear war to happen or a big volcanic eruption covering all our atmosphere before we appreciate that seaweed is a resilient crop that could maybe help us thrive,' says UP MSI professor Michael Roleda
NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / January 20, 2023 / Originally published on Illumina News CenterAs nicknames go, marine algae got the short end of the strand. The informal term "seaweed" makes it sound like