Seaweeds are fast-growing algae. They utilise energy from sunlight, and take up nutrients and carbon dioxide from the seawater. Scientists suggest seaweed could help fight climate change and ...

The recent published study sheds some light as it tracks the origin of Ulva prolifera to the tens of thousands of hectares of tidal flats devoted to growing seaweed, which it says offer a ...

Algae grew on Earth long before the dinosaurs first appeared - but climate change could bring an end to their long tenure. Fossils of some of the earliest relatives of modern-day seaweeds date back ...

Across in Sweden, a separate business called Nordic Seafarm is showing just how versatile seaweed can be. "We make algae-based gin and beer, both locally produced," says director Fredrik Gröndahl.

Seaweeds or marine macroalgae are macroscopic multicellular eukaryotic photosynthetic organisms and are classified in the ...

seaweed—dust. It’s the cow, not the how, as it were. Given all this, there’s a real risk that focusing on algae and other feed additives will distract from true food-systems emissions ...

How are they not just surviving but thriving in this harsh environment? Seaweed are a type of algae, and as such, completely ...

The protein in sea lettuce, a type of seaweed, is a promising complement ... to meet sustainability and nutritional requirements. Algae is a good addition to many of the products already on ...