Climate Quick Tips: Dive Into a Seaweed Diet

Eating kelp and other seaweed varieties doesn’t just benefit your health. Seaweed absorbs CO2 from the water as it grows, so seaweed farming also has a significant positive impact on the environment. 

Support aquaculture by eating more seaweed, which absorbs CO2 from the ocean through photosynthesis as it grows. Read more about how it grows and ways to prepare it in your kitchen.

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