Substantial role of macroalgae in marine carbon sequestration

Overview of attention for article published in Nature Geoscience, September 2016

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RT @Unpop_Science: On top of it all, kelp forests are way better at sequestering carbon. Recent studies estimate they draw down 634M tC per…

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Macroalgae is also great at carbon sequestration more so than terrestrial plants. The expansion of mariculture has the greatest potential to mitigate livestock methane emissions & store more carbon from the atmosphere. https://t.co/zoMIDmcShX + https:

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RT @jtemple: What's notable about this Environmental Research Letters paper on kelp sinking is several of the co-authors (Krause-Jensen, Du…

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