A blanket of seaweed washes ashore at Crandon Park in Key Biscayne on Thursday. PHOTO BY AL DIAZ [email protected] Bad news, beachgoers: The seaweed monster is back and it’s expected to be ...

New research from the University of California, Davis on feeding seaweed to grazing cattle shows that the practice could significantly reduce the greenhouse gases released by livestock ...

In the quest to identify an alternative livestock feed, seaweed has emerged as a promising contender. But are consumers willing to pay extra for low-emission milk and low-emission beef?

It is barely visible, lying off the coast of Australia is a vast seaweed crop destined to curb livestock's climate-altering flatulence and belches. "Seventy-one percent of the Earth's surface is ...

It is barely visible, and needs no irrigation or fertilizers: lying off the coast of Australia is a vast seaweed crop destined to curb livestock's climate-altering flatulence and belches.

But it looks like there’s a cure in sight, and it just might be seaweed. Specifically, a red alga known to scientists as Asparagopsis taxiformis. A major environmental problem with cows is their ...

This stretch of seaweed-strewn shoreline is Devins’s office for the afternoon — he swapped bartending for seaweed over a decade ago — and he’s in his element, in every sense, as he whips ...

New research shows seaweed farms store carbon as effectively as natural coastal ecosystems, increasing the potential of marine carbon removal methods. IAEA scientists used nuclear techniques to assess ...

The Atlantic Ocean has a toxic seaweed problem. Floating in brown islands of algae, this year’s sargassum bloom has already broken its own size record by millions of tons — and the growing ...

Bad news, beachgoers: The seaweed monster is back and it’s expected to be bigger than ever. Scientists at the University of South Florida Optical Oceanography Lab, the point people for tracking ...

Record amounts of sargassum seaweed are predicted to impact Florida beaches this summer. The seaweed bloom, larger than in previous years, is fueled by rising ocean temperatures and nutrient-rich ...