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AFP – Up to 0.55 gigatonnes each year: this is the potential for eliminating atmospheric CO2 that brown algae would possess, according to a recent study by German scientists. Composed of chlorophyll and a pigment called “fucoxanthin”, brown algae grow in a marine environment and are capable of absorbing large quantities of carbon dioxide, which […]

Baltic seaMax planck institute for marine microbiology bremenProceedings of the national academy sciencesGerman federal environment agencyMax planck instituteMarine microbiologyTvarminne zoological stationHagen buck wieseGerman federal environmentNational academy211 up 0 55 gigatonnes each year potential for eliminating atmospheric co2 that brown algae would possessCcording recent study by german scientists composed chlorophyll pigment called fucoxanthinRown algae grow marine environment are capable absorbing large quantities carbon dioxideHich hellip