Biodiversity > Seaweed is an underexploited resource in Europe, report finds

Seaweed is an underexploited resource in Europe, report finds

Published 17:09 on January 13, 2023  /  Last updated at 17:09 on January 13, 2023  / /  Biodiversity

Seaweed farming can be a powerful tool to capture carbon and transform regional economies in the EU but it is being hindered by an overly-complicated and costly regulatory process, according to a report prepared for the European Commission and published on Friday.
Seaweed farming can be a powerful tool to capture carbon and transform regional economies in the EU but it is being hindered by an overly-complicated and costly regulatory process, according to a report prepared for the European Commission and published on Friday.


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