The Caribbean Is Drowning In Seaweed, But Entrepreneurs Are Saving It

Smelly seaweed is taking over the Caribbean — enough to fill up the state of Delaware. But entrepreneurs are coming to the rescue.

By: Forbes

Apr 18 2024
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Beautiful palm trees against the sky during a tropical sunset. getty Are you beach-bound this year? Sharks are one issue. But so is an ugly form of seaweed called sargassum, a byproduct of warming … [+6256 chars]

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