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DIY regenerative ocean farms: The future of food and fuel? With Future Explored host, Tom Carroll
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It’s a massive problem: We’re running out of good land to produce food, so we need to keep producing more food on less land.
Fishermen are turning to a solution they think can not only help provide more food more sustainably, but actually help replenish and heal the oceans too - a practice known as regenerative farming. Raising marine plants and animals together, called ocean farming or “aquaculture,” can help us grow food, fight climate change, and clean up coastal waters.
The aquaculture setups designed by nonprofit GreenWave are simple: using ropes, baskets, and crates, they cultivate seaweed, kelp, and shellfish. By using a variety of crops and creatures which all grow together in harmony, aquaculture can not only maximize space and yield, but is also more resilient than many forms of land-based farming, where reliance on one strain of one crop can lead to entire fields being wiped out with one disease.
Humans have relied on the oceans to provide food for centuries, with ancient Romans cultivating oysters in baskets - not too far removed from the 3D aquaculture GreenWave is helping to promote today. By turning again to the sea, and not only utilizing it but healing it with regenerative farming, we may be able to keep up the pace with less waste and a better world.
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@TommoCarroll 2 года назад

This was a load of fun to make a video about! The future is looking good!

@NotHPotter 2 года назад

Lol, had to doubletake which channel this video was on.

@TommoCarroll 2 года назад

@@NotHPotter haha welcome to Freethink!

@iamwhoyousayiam6773 2 года назад

Birthrates are _down_ not _up._

@TommoCarroll 2 года назад

@@iamwhoyousayiam6773 it’s not just about population size, it’s about population lifestyles, which are shifting drastically and expected to continue to over the next decades - the type of food in demand will follow that shift

@iamwhoyousayiam6773 2 года назад

@@TommoCarroll We will own nothing and be happy. Lifestyle restrictions are _increasing._ Population is decreasing. There's plenty of land, but the key word is "available." Black Rock & Gates own it all.

@TristanSharman 2 года назад

I really like how this project is giving fishermen a way to pivot their careers to a more sustainable food production method, whilst still taking advantage of the skillsets (boating) and objectives (feeding people) that they already have - hopefully it should win-over a lot of people!

@KRYMauL 2 года назад

Not to mention they can also harvest the fish there too.

@TommoCarroll 2 года назад

@@KRYMauL This one actually doesn't include fish in the system, but there are other ideas combining different organisms like fish!

@KRYMauL 2 года назад

@@TommoCarroll This one allows fish to live in the kelp, but what I'm saying is the fisherman can actually harvest fish as a by product.

@freethink 2 года назад

Yeah, making it a way to existing fisherman to prosper is really exciting! Often the first reaction to new technology is "what about the jobs that will be obsolete?" and that is not only less of a problem with this, but at a time when overfishing is threatening jobs already, it could be a way to save them and help preserve local economies as well as the environment. Fingers crossed!

@mmond2874 2 года назад

Bro fishermen don’t own the parts of the ocean they fish whereas the company doing this farming would own the farms. We have to be careful not to create an aquatic serfdom

@PeyaLuna 2 года назад

awesome idea, i really hope it catches on, we´d need way tougher laws against poluting the ocean though - far too many countries still dump even industrial sewage completely untreated into the ocean.

@cathat4813 2 года назад

I might be late to the comment section, but I would love to see more of this. Many waterways have been neglected and suffered from the damage; I'd love to see this as a method for food and help restore fish populations and the environment, especially in places like the Hudson River or even the St. Lawrence

@alesdossantos4224 2 года назад

I recently heard some specialist talking about how ancient humans all used to eat seaweeds. For some unknown reason europeans populations suddenly stopped and thousands of years later, with colonialism and globalization, they led many other cultures around the world to also stop eating seaweeds. Nice to see its comeback since it’s a superfood

@greatninja2590 2 года назад

probably because people started going inland with the advent of irrigation.

@Ophelialoki 2 года назад

Currently starting a spuralina algae business to feed fish farms for 1/2 price! 1 month extra harvest time, but allows for larger harvests w larger upfront purchase on actual fry for raising.

@ivanpergasiFreelance 2 года назад

It's the biggest "Too good to be true" I ever saw since 30 years ago "vertical taking off/landing airplane promising technology" ... but...I'll bite again I'm very excited to see how and where this beautiful idea will go. Best of luck !

@spikedpsycho2383 2 года назад

"We're running out of land to grow food" Sahara desert: 3.55 MILLION SQUARE MILES Deserts cover 8.9 Million square miles and are large enough Let us not forget In 2020, there were approximately 151,000 warehouses all around the world with an average size, sufficient for 35,000 acres of rooftop growing.

@peachesfruitella 2 года назад

Love it - keep sharing the knowledge! Helps us all progress

@quincypurcell5222 2 года назад

Great video, ideas like these give me hope for the future of agriculture!

@colindevoe3460 2 года назад

Love this idea!

@Vergil9O 2 года назад

Absolutely Tom, it's a very promising aquaponics technique! Though I would consider adding sources for general added credibility to claims. But I digress, here's my 2 cents. Land usage, yes, we have finite capacity. And it can only be so efficient. And to make more we have to either condense urban areas, or demolish more ecosystems. Both have pros and cons. But we also have a lot of untapped ocean to work with. However, not without complications. Regarding environmental impact and biodiversity. These open water farms may unbalance an ecosystem as we'd be fundamentally changing the "landscape" and available resources. Which could lead to some species outcompeting others. Likewise, without careful regulating, companies *will* trample coastal ecosystems if monetarily advantageous. Challenges to overcome. As far as biofuels, grains of salt. Traditionally these require more energy to produce than the fuel it produces. And they require energy intensive refining processes to make plants into fuel. Making them less eco friendly than expected. They are by extension less energy dense per gallon, among other "catches". Now, if some strides are made technologically? Godspeed, but as far as I know, they are not yet the de facto choice. Though seaweed could be a promising candidate. And it's carbon capturing is spot on, even if that alone is just a small part of the whole solution of climate change. In conclusion, an engaging sampler on the future of food production. Thank you for giving the topic well deserved attention Tom. It's a fascinating topic.

@Interopader 2 года назад

I guess we don't have to eat the seaweed and shellfish. Just use them to clean the water.

@belbal5004 2 года назад

Yeah steak & shellfish,mmm. But really a huge rainforest IS the kelp beds. Seaweed could make oxygen. Fish sh*t and it fertalizes the kelp , so it's is symbiotic.

@finaldrive6224 2 года назад

We don’t have to change our diets to increase demand. Kelp and shellfish can be processed into fertilizer for crops or feed for livestock.

@calipigeon 2 года назад

Ok this, plus iron powder for algael growth, plus saharan solar farms… We have a chance right?

@downbntout 2 года назад

Good to see, ty!

@cooper1507 2 года назад

If you like this check out regenerative farming.

@ShenpaiWasTaken 2 года назад

That's a really weird image to use at 3:35... That's some fisherman's catch.

@quikoucat 2 года назад

Wow!!! Una pregunta, aquest sistema tindria un impacte en les rutes migratories de la fauna salvatge? Per cert, molt bon video!!!!

@JustTheFactsYall Год назад

This was definitely 🔥 I would love to see more things to do with the ocean.

@madonnamanpower7204 2 года назад

Can fish be added to the mix?

@Kiyarose3999 2 года назад

We currently grow enough food to feed a population of 10 Billion people, but 80% of world grain and Legumes is fed to the 70 Billion animals unnecessarily bred for eating every year! Animal Agriculture uses 1/3 of the Earths (Ice Free) land mass, if we Reforested/Rewilded that 1/3 of land we would stop and reverse global warming! 🌻🌎✊🏽

@iamwhoyousayiam6773 2 года назад

There's plenty of land and population is decreasing substantially not increasing.

@julielevesque2668 Год назад

More oysters would mean we could have them all year round instead of just in the winter months in Canada.

@snoopaka 2 года назад

Maybe you could followup once a year to see who is actually using the products and how the ocean farm growth is progressing. (Just who buys the seaweed?)

@benm5913 2 года назад

So, you can do a 3d farm next to a fish farm to balance things? Or some number of 3d farms? That's cool.

@vorpalteaspoon8904 2 года назад

So could this be applied to existing/ planned offshore structures such as wind farms?

@justinhunt4767 2 года назад

I want to invent stuff like this

@Boo-pv4hn 2 года назад

And any diseased shellfish? Plant matter? Too many issues already where we have Introduced non native species by ocean farming. Even with separators.. now if you where advising to convert unused pools Into habitable environments for mixed sea veg and shellfish.. the amount of mansions that are let go into disrepair with HUGE inside and outside pools.. there are also vertical fruit and veg farms. Also remember some people are allergic to shellfish if we all grew our own again and got more Ibto community farming again this would help

@bender9222222222 2 года назад

Just like all innovative ideas like this in a capitalist society, unfortunately intent and product matters very little. Developing a business model and ensuring its profitable will make sure this development never gets too far off the ground.

@Loren1389 2 года назад

Now imagine, just harvesting the seaweed and leaving the animals like shellfish alone to repopulate the oceans and heal up mother Earth :)

@SoFBored 2 года назад

It's not about yields (it has never been), but re-engineering the way our food system works. Currently, we produce enough food to feed 1.5x the world's population, yet only 65% of such production is consumed by humans (roughly 35% is thrown away). Wanna save the planet? Let's come up with a smart way of dealing with food loss and waste, or make smalls changes in our dietary patterns... it all starts with us. P.S. not saying alternative (eco-friendly) food production approaches are bad, I'm just saying that we should take a broader approach.

@stephenpahl7538 2 года назад

Imagine a tube, say 8.5 m in dia. 20 m tall and its set up like this system, also has dozens of species of fish and bottom dwellers (including Crustaceans , Ornamental and Edible fish, inside a building, OK now imagine that building on Mars (the animals inside would feel no difference in the environment or gravities effect from that of Earth) . Water dwelling animals should be one of the first transplanted, ease of transport being one of the reasons, service to the environment being another.

@Will-sq3ip 2 года назад

I can’t say for the West but I assume Asian countries or communities would be more susceptible to this method if not already since their diet come from the sea.

@MiracleWinchester 2 года назад

Thomas ❤️

@sabilaahmad3731 2 года назад

It's sometime useless, if you know water wave speed to high and wind speed is another factor before doing this

@matthieuchaussade4109 2 года назад

It's called multitrophique aquaculture

@jayjames7055 2 года назад

Personally it sounds delicious however I have been informed that you should not eat seafood such as mussels daily due to high levels of mercury.

@MattieAMiller 2 года назад

"only 3 billion people rely on seafood for protein" ... so over 1/3 of people. I don't think that 'only' is used right.

@SouthernDesignAgency 2 года назад

I like the idea of growing my own food for myself & my family rather than relying on the government to feed me.

@justinancheta2537 2 года назад

As with all 6 min videos on complex topics, this is a very incomplete picture and does not accurately understand the problems of industrial agriculture. But the first fallacy is the logic of, "well we depleted the land so let's look for the next thing to deplete, the ocean. And we will say that we are doing it regeneratively". It is true that this is part of the solution. But what is not the solution is abandoning the soil and land and not taking the time to Regenerate it which we know can be done and is being done. Go out and support your regenerative farmer by visiting your local farm and purchase from them as much as you feasibly can. There is only one way out of this and that is getting back to reverence, love and respect for mother earth and working with her and not against her.

@mycollegeshirt 2 года назад

oh my gosh we could actually be helping this planet instead of steadily ruining it. I hope one day this becomes a statement that's ubsurdly obvious.

@loopy7057 2 года назад

Ok....so this covers a small, a very small percentage of food types..Good idea, but isn't exactly a potentially earth-shattering or a game changing idea......not to mention storms and adverse conditions.

@explorerofmind Год назад

I agree. Shellfish are objectively gross.

@Lululemon2023 Год назад

China is already doing this in massive scale, farming seaweed, salmon, scallops….

@The.deusexmachina 2 года назад

The first two sentences were false. Population will be in deep decline by 2050, and we have plenty of farmlands. What we’ll be short on will be farmers. And ocean farming isn’t easy, nor is it without side effects.

@kliaicon1426 2 года назад

Vedios like this, remind me how much I love humanity's ingenuity--yet, pose disturbing questions. Who has the right to own ocean, in any measurements? Do corperations, really? The mission, always, originates with genuine drive for global benefit, yet, we never bother to look a little further. What happens, when, all, ocean is privately owned? The freedom, of fishing freely, in your own country, or, even, swimming, potentially degrades. With humanity expanding, will people have the same--God given--rights, we have today? Or do corperations want to buy, even, more, power, over humanity's natural rights? Hmm. Sounds like a trade, not a solution. Does this, indirectly, reveal, we are, already, owned, outside of our meditative states? Everything is a trade off, in life. Everyone has the right to choose. Back in the day, corperations did not act, for humanity's benefit, without financial gain. Today, it's not about financial gain. The decisions made today, directly, affect, future generations freedom to nature--itself. We must decide wisely, if, the mission-goal-is truely genuine, for assisting the future generations, then, the organizations envolved, globally, should be limited to owning ocean--with no rights to coastlines; nor any rights, to sea, in countries with multiple islands. After all, we are creatures residing on land, but the ocean aways is part of humanity.

@Kingneo0053 2 года назад

comment for the algorithm

@mikerotonda6264 2 года назад

Thing is....really, were not running out of land

@waterboi4846 Месяц назад

plastic ropes and no you cant use bio degradable cause it'll rot microplastics

@flubclub1703 2 года назад

Get the organic content back to the agricultural land instead of dumping in landfills.

@m.j.golden4522 2 года назад

No the future is not looking good for all those creatures that are going to be slaughtered for our guts. Maybe we could slim down a little bit and become a little more concerned about other things besides our appetites.

@babyshaker8932 2 года назад

Lol . Try looking out the window on your next flight . Muppet .

@germang7820 2 года назад

we are running out of land to grow food? bullshit my good friend.

@prabhjotsingh1255 2 года назад

Putin got us cover with the population crysis🤣

@williamnorman8710 2 года назад

or just.. stop eating so much beef

@borincod 2 года назад

can it be more informative and less wOw-tHis-will-soLve-all-pRobLems ?

@vaskkompaniet 2 года назад

I thought this was the kelp farm guide...

@sasookay514 2 года назад

This is actually super exciting, I can't believe we're not funding it immediately

@andrewgagne5063 2 года назад

I know! We need to fund them more.

@freethink 2 года назад

Hopefully it gets the funding necessary to accelerate its adoption and rate of scaling up. Another nice thing is that since it aims to be profitable, fisherman may adopt it on their own without waiting for government funding as it becomes a proven model.

@scratchy996 2 года назад

there is much more potential in algae than just food, they can be used to create carbon fiber-like materials, CO2 filters, bio fuel, and even medicine. Here is a good documentary about this : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hjBfjWFwRes.html They can disrupt several industries overnight, that's why it will never get funding. Politicians will get fat bribes to stop this.

@rebeccatoolan3744 2 года назад

It sounds like a brilliant idea. If it is workable, it won’t even need funding. It will just take off.

@waterboi4846 Месяц назад

cause microplastics

@stonecoldcarebear 2 года назад

This can change the world right now. Hope coastal countries jump on this!

@TommoCarroll 2 года назад

Agreed! This is proof that even simple ideas can lead to big things and it doesn’t take all the money in the world to do it!

@markfryer9880 2 года назад

One thing that you missed is that feeding seaweed to cattle reduces the amount of methane that they produce. Methane is a key Greenhouse gas problem. Mark from Melbourne Australia

@TommoCarroll 2 года назад

Yep! We tried to stick to one main thread in this video - regenerative farming that can feed the world for the future - but there are so many more uses for seaweed that we didn’t get to mentioning! There’s a companion article to the vid that goes into more depth for some points in the vid :)

@belbal5004 2 года назад

@@TommoCarroll Yup, kelp is a great big rainforest made healthy by the fertilization of fish detritus. Seaweed as oxygen?

@markfryer9880 2 года назад

Seaweed is also a great soil enhancement. My late Grandparents moved to a new home in a Bayside suburb and the soil was basically a dirty sand and wouldn't retain any water, so on their afternoon walks by the beach they would pick up a shopping bag or two of washed up seaweed and bring it back home. After washing it a couple of times they would chop it up and then put it in the compost bin to mix in with the other compost. The proof, they often grew award winning roses. Mark from Melbourne Australia

@jshaw4757 Год назад

Ants make more greenhouse gases than us and carbon dioxide is plant food

@nil981 4 месяца назад

You know what will make the methane emissions better? Eating less meat in general. And don't try to sell us lab grown meat. It's a dead-end technology that is just as energy and resource intensive as raising meat animals.

@box-o-rocks5264 2 года назад

Love that there are loads of secondary benefits to this kind of farming. Had the pleasure of going to the San Diego aqua farm recently as they have just started doing tours. Their 3D farming has led to a whole load of endangered biodiversity returning to the area, and it sits upstream of the cities desalination plant so cleaner water is getting turned into drinking water, meaning less energy is needed. Plus we got to eat some of the oysters, which were delicious!

@TommoCarroll 2 года назад

Sounds amazing honestly! Going to add it to the travel list and see some of these new-style farms first hand!

@freethink 2 года назад

That's amazing, thanks for sharing! Hopefully if the idea continues to grow, the farms will be traveling to us soon enough :)

@FutureProofTV 2 года назад

This is SO COOL! Love Tom Carroll's videos!

@bosatsu76 2 года назад

Despite all the doomsayers, Humanity is actually quite innovative and very capable of designing a future for everyone to thrive...

@jamesthornock8214 2 года назад

This video is good. How about a video on regenerative agriculture on land?

@TommoCarroll 2 года назад

Good shout!

@superkasanova1979 2 года назад

I finally know what I want to be when I grow up! This is a future I can get Zelensky about. We need to usher in an age of regeneration and solutions like this are so encouraging! Wonder if Elon Musk would like to be involved? It will take large scale models like this if we are to ever colonize other planets but also we will be healing and learning more about our Oceans. May all this enthusiasm spur 100,000s of these in the next few years

@KRYMauL 2 года назад

I think the Mars program will use more aquaponics than kelp farming seeing as we don’t exactly if the water on Mars is salt water. Also, we’ll have to start with Solar and Nuclear power to get the energy required to melt enough water to fill up tanks of this size. Mars is literally a desert and so we need to warm it up. Probably, the best thing we can do is make a geothermal power plant next to a volcano that is rigged to blow on our timer.

@theyarecomingforyou 2 года назад

My concern is that we have already polluted our oceans with vast amounts of microplastics. I'd want to be certain that those microplastics don't end up in the food chain, potentially causing more problems for society.

@WhitneyDahlin 2 года назад

Yeah I didn't even think about that. And unfortunately since almost all of the plastic comes from India China and fisherman fishing in international waters. There's no way to lower the amount of plastic. The fisherman don't care they are on the poverty line just trying to survive. China doesn't care about anything but money India doesn't care about anything but money (speaking of the Chinese government and the India government not the people of China and the people of India who I am sure care very much). So until some system is put into place such as paying those fishermen who are on the poverty line you know 5 or 10 cents per plastic bottle or plastic item they pull out of the ocean and you know much more for bigger plastic items no one is going to clean any of it and it's just going to get worse.

@pratik2480 2 года назад

@@WhitneyDahlin You just can't put blame on developing countries . Most of the wastes are created by Developed countries too .If you just ship your waste materials to developing and under developed countries to get rid off and blame them over pollution that's not development .

@Atlas.Brooklyn 2 года назад

@@pratik2480 its not putting the blame on "developing countries". It's recognizing the source of the pollution, and sorry to say but it's statistically true.

@66666killer 2 года назад

I am quite sorry to have to tell you, but the fast majority of tablesalts already contain more than a 100 microplastic particles per kilogram. It's already in the foodchain.

@linlovecraft2023 2 года назад

They que there already you have been eating microplastics for years dude we all are

@freedomwriter1995 2 года назад

Except for people allergic to shellfish, this new method is great.

@peterzimmerman1114 2 года назад

If others get shelfish and other things to eat then those alergics and others gets to keep their own "edible" food.

@AmitSharma-th4tn 2 года назад

This is so amazing. Every country have to think about it and also work this amazing thinking.

@mikhael7221 2 года назад

People won't eat that much seaweed but we could feed it to the cows and other animals

@belbal5004 2 года назад

If they think of it as a vitamin...a particular brown seaweed has the 71 things in it that are perfect food to thrive. Less diseases. And if they can sell beet shots, then eating seaweed isn't unbelievable.

@savagebuck 2 года назад

This is why I love the Japanese. Probably the only country that manages to be technologically advanced but still preserves culture and environment. One is not a detriment to the other; they coesxist. They have always been ahead of the long-term sustainability movement. Just look at Okinawa. Now, I just have to convince myself I like seafood. LOL.

@klungkity 2 года назад

We should think about the food we throw away. If we can reduce that, we may buy more time to develop towards efficient food production method that would be sustainable.

@thesilentone4024 2 года назад

Hollow tall buildings were you can plant levels with trees and vegetables. That can help with food and air quality in citys and towns to.

@MrAdzielinski 2 года назад

If they start industrial farming of ( I believe red kelp) that helps cows reduce methane by 90% then it could also be an alternative feed crop to corn and millet.

@GdHr-oz5ph 2 года назад

Very very very very very nice! Now this is using your thinking cap!

@RogueMaverick_ 2 года назад

Love this types of simple,sustainable and easy to implement ideas. What about 3d farming what are the best options? The ocean is deep, vast and almost no one is there

@peterzimmerman1114 2 года назад

I've seen this suggestion of ocean farming before and I approve, as long as there is a market for it and people wants it then it's a good filler for a world facing future difficulties.

@supportmerit 2 года назад

We are doing this in Puget Sound using kelp aquaculture and calcifiers in several places. It’s good for so many species and the amount of positive species interactions is great!!!

@indotv6986 2 года назад

Wow

@_Zane_1 2 года назад

Double the farm on the top or underground

@kylegamble6531 2 года назад

This is great! Im totally on board with a diet change for sustainability!

@Megan-nt7dm 2 года назад

Do we need 50% more food than we produce currently, or than we consume? Because a lot of food gets wasted, usually before it even gets to your fridge

@TommoCarroll 2 года назад

That increase % takes into account the fact that there are some terrible logistics and use of food right now

@belbal5004 2 года назад

Good for people's living in poor areas on yhe ocean though. Like places they sell yhe dwindling fish they can find, feed their kids something else without vit A, and get blind kids.

@udishomer5852 2 года назад

True, and also reducing meat consumption alone will give you enough food for a few billion more people. A very large portion of our arable lands is used for animal food, whether grazing or growing corn/etc for cows and pigs.

@coffeecoco7037 2 года назад

I like it he’s helping the environment and he’s looking after people

@SobrieteaUk 2 года назад

Imagine Sea Yams or Sea cheesy baked potatoes that BLEW YOUR SOCKS OFF!

@awan1475 2 года назад

Hi, this is the first time I watched your video. It's great to hear these type of news, I love it! Keep it neutral and positive 🥰

@illadelagos8770 2 года назад

The intro is misleading, every soil can be regenerated, small and medium-scale regenerative farms would be more efficient and productive in nutrients and variety than current industrial farms, all those people in the cities would benefit by having relationships with those smaller farms during peak planting and harvesting times, creating greater connection between cities and their surroundings.

@elinope4745 2 года назад

Seaweed used in cattle feed cuts their methane emissions by over 90 percent.

@belbal5004 2 года назад

Is that really true? Or are you 'funning'?

@elinope4745 2 года назад

@@belbal5004 google for red seaweed reduces methane in cattle or something to that effect. Its a type of red seaweed and yes it is true. Some environmentalists made a company and are trying to monopolize it though.

@juliamehlmann6176 2 года назад

Thank you for this 🌟🌟🌟🌍🌏🌎🌟🌟🌟

@bosatsu76 2 года назад

this made me look for stocks to buy... couldn't actually find any to invest in... Any advice of who is seeking funding through the market?

@thebusthatcouldntslowdown3612 2 года назад

Shellfish are "objectively gross"? Duuude. What a dumb comment to end the video with. Unsubscribed after that

@BTae9293 10 месяцев назад

This video is amazing. Thank you for sharing

@chestnut4860 2 года назад

Humans: *Grows more crops to feed livestock than humans* Humans: *runs out of space" Humans: You know growing plants in the ocean seems easier than eating less beef. Edit: Yes the technology is amazing but not mentioning this is infuriating.

@kingmasterlord 2 года назад

I've been saying to do this for as long as seasteading has been a thing

@isaacperal9778 2 года назад

83% of agriculture land is dedicated to animal farming, sure we are running out of land and there is no way to sustain that. Think about it how many kilos of plant based food does an animal need to produce 1kg of meat?

@kevincrady2831 2 года назад

Seaweed can also be added to cattle feed, and it stops them from producing methane in their digestive systems--a greenhouse gas much worse than CO2, at the scale industrial farming operates on. This needs to be scaled up, ASAP.

@Stephan5150 2 года назад

I remember being on an outing with primary school kids and the teacher made sure to let them know that words like gross would not be tolerated to describe things and that better words such as interesting could be used instead. Your choice of words to describe shellfish is, well, you can put it together I'm sure. You can do better!

@downbntout 2 года назад

I buy dry seaweed for a daily iodine source, so that's part of the income