In the land of lobster, seaweed finding niche - The Ellsworth American

Rockweed, common along the Maine coast, is used for packing lobsters, as fertilizer and a nutritional additive for pet and livestock feed, and to extract alginate, used to thicken foods, cosmetics and even paint.

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