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Expansion of Worldwide Seaweed Farming Might Contribute Significantly To Solving the World s Issues

According to research sponsored by the University of Queensland, extending worldwide seaweed farming might go a long way toward tackling the planet's food security, biodiversity loss, and climate change issues.

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Farming more seaweed for food, feed and fuel

Farming more seaweed for food, feed and fuel
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Farming more seaweed for food, feed and fuel

Farming more seaweed for food, feed and fuel
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Scott spilliasInternational institute for applied systems analysisUniversity of tasmaniaUq school of earthEnvironmental scienceGlobal biosphere managementProfessor eve mcdonald maddenInternational instituteApplied systems analysis

Farming Seaweed for Food, Feed, and Fuel

Farming Seaweed for Food, Feed, and Fuel
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Food, feed and fuel: global seaweed industry could reduce land needed for farming by 110m hectares, study finds

Scientists identify parts of ocean suitable for seaweed cultivation and suggest it could constitute 10% of human diet to reduce impact of agriculture

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