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Seaweed Could Survive Nuclear War, Avert Famine - The Good Men Project

Seaweed Could Survive Nuclear War, Avert Famine - The Good Men Project
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If a nuclear war happened, seaweed could save the last survivors

Seaweed is rich in nutrients and if everything turns south it's something we should consider.

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Could seaweed help us survive a nuclear winter? A new study says yes

Study finds that seaweed could be the key to avoiding famine in a post-nuclear-war world.

David denkenbergerUniversity of canterburyAgriculture organization of the united nationsNorthern hemisphereAgriculture organizationUnited nationsNuclear winterNuclear warRed seaweedStudy statesFood security

Seaweed could survive nuclear war, avert famine | News | Eco-Business

Seaweed could survive nuclear war, avert famine | News | Eco-Business
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Overlooked Superfood Needs Farming in Case of World War III, Say Scientists

The simple plant offers a sustainable and resilient food source in the face of natural disasters and nuclear war.

United statesDavid denkenbergerMichael roledaUniversity of the philippines marine science instituteLouisiana state universityUniversity of canterburyAlliance to feed the earth in disastersMiddle eastWorld warPhilippines marine science institute

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