Women show the way as India pushes 'eco-miracle' seaweed

RAMESWARAM, India: Draped in a colorful saree and shirt, Lakshmi Murgesan dives into the azure waters off India’s southern coast to collect seaweed, which is being hailed by scientists as a miracle crop that absorbs more carbon dioxide than trees. India is the world’s third largest carbon polluter, behind China and the US, and has yet to set a target date for its emissions to

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