Must-see installations at Luminous Festival continues to dazzle
Must-see installations at Luminous Festival continues to dazzle
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Must-see installations at Luminous Festival continues to dazzle
(VAN) Nguyen Ba Ngoc's venture is now a potential milestone ushering in a new era for open-ocean aquaculture in Vietnam.
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Of india's farmers. next up, romana kreider has been talking to a startup that's aiming to resolve two issues with one innovation. yeah. now, this is about an invasive seaweed, which turns out to be a problem for both marine life and for people. there have been several incidences in the caribbean of people dying. people, get ready for this smell tomorrow. a seaweed called sargassum has been making headlines. out in the open ocean, it provides a marine habitat, but when it hits our coasts, it becomes problematic. from releasing gases which can be harmful to human health, to impacting local tour...
Been making headlines. out in the open ocean, it provides a marine habitat but when it hits our coasts, it becomes problematic. from releasing gases which can be harmful to human health to impacting local tourism and fishing, these massive, buoyant mats, which stretch like a carpet across the atlantic, make up the great sargassum belt. being more than 5,000 miles long, it's wider than brazil. and last year, it weighed over 2a million tonnes, making it a continent—sized blob of seaweed. in fact, it is so vast that it's visible from space and scientists have been studying its explosion using s...