Is this the Solution to the Sargassum Problem ?

william webster

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But a report released by the USF optical oceanography lab shows the quantity of sargassum actually decreased by 15% from April to May 2023. This marks the first time it has shrunk during this time of year since 2011 when studies of the seaweed first began.


 

drstock

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Interesting, but the article doesn't say what the Sargaboat does with the sargassum once it's been collected.
 

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I found an interesting article on the web;

Here's a novel solution coming from Mexico:

"The world sees invasive seaweed. This gardener sees housing bricks."​

Housing Bricks made from Sargassum
 

RDKNIGHT

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no sargassum yesterday at Melia Beach the winds from the south we've been getting really clean this beach up I've never seen it like this...
 

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