Women seaweed farmers in the Philippines forge new careers

In the face of climate change, women seaweed farmers in the Philippines are cultivating a lucrative alternative crop. Seaweed farming is the world’s fastest-growing form of aquaculture and the Philippines is the fourth largest producer globally.

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