Could seaweed help solve the climate crisis?

[@IENMagazine]

We would love to use part of this clip on an editorial video we are working on covering this same company. Would that be ok as long as we credit Razor science show?

[@user-Tedrethers]

Ocean clean up only uses its vessels for 2 months a year and they have a 5km wide net system , could we not harness this and add a submersible cage to the catchment area? Love the Idea many thanks

[@RyanDooley55]

Damn this is a great idea

[@bobleclair5665]

A can of Coke has 2grams of co2. How many people in the world drink carbonated beverages ? Where’s the research?

[@bobweiram6321]

Why not dump it in the Sahara dessert. It will eventually decompose into soil.

[@fifinoir]

I was on board until I heard its finance by carbon offset. Most of the time more carbon is emitted with these schemes.

[@Targe0]

That's only because most of them try to use electrical or chemical capture technology. The ones that just help the natural system do its thing like this one tend to function quite well. But they don't get most of the attention because headlines and investors like new technology, and not just planting trees and sinking seaweed. This is one of the few out there that are trying to go with the deep carbon cycle, which gives them better chances that it will work.

[@sutherlandshots2954]

@@Targe0 sargassum is the lowest form of humour

[@SAGAWISIW30]

They clean natural sea transport but they don't want to clean plastics😂😂 clever humans

[@SAGAWISIW30]

Because it affects the tourist not like plastics ... 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑