Seaweed off the Coast of Scotland May Help Environment

This piece takes a look at some innovations in the war against climate change.  It seems that, with just about every issue in this world, that some of the parts of the solution are often right there in front of us.  We are equipped with the means to make it right.  We just have to recognize those means.

Scottish seaweed has many uses.  As far as exports and natural resources, seaweed does not rank very high, even in a smaller country like Scotland.  In the whole scheme of things, it may end up being their most important natural resource, especially if the results of this study are correct.

With the effects of climate change causing havoc throughout the world, our newest ally in the fight may be green and hanging out on the shores of Scotland.

Scotland’s seaweed could be the latest weapon in the fight against climate change, according to a new report to be published tomorrow commissioned by The Crown Estate and conducted by researchers at The Scottish Association for Marine Science. The report details the potential of farming marine algae to be used to produce biomass to heat homes and fuel transport while avoiding the problems associated with biofuels, such as the use of valuable agricultural land.

Story continues at WeHeartWorld about Scottish Seaweed and Climate Change.

* * *

Click Blog Inquiries for more information on becoming a part of this Blog marketing network.