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Crews begin moving seaweed on Galveston beaches ahead of Memorial Day crowds

The Galveston Daily News 20 May 2026
A sargassum buildup on Galveston beaches has reached a threshold allowing the Park Board of Trustees to use heavy machinery to move it away from the waterline ....
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Seaweed study unlocks surprising solution for cattle nutrition and sustainable agriculture

Phys Dot Org 20 May 2026
Cows eat grasseveryone knows that ... Crop costs are climbing ... ....
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Sci-tech backyard helps promote transformation of seaweed industry, rural revitalization in E China's Zhejiang

People Daily 19 May 2026
On the shores of Xihu harbor in Huangbi'ao township, Xiangshan county, Ningbo, east China's Zhejiang Province, the harvest of Ulva prolifera, a species of seaweed algae, has just concluded.
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Cascadia Seaweed set to launch new biorefinery near Prince Rupert

CBC 18 May 2026
One northern B.C. company is hoping seaweed could play a big role in the future of agriculture in the region, as it prepares to open a new biorefinery ... .
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How hidden viruses wake up inside seaweed and pass on to future generations

Phys Dot Org 18 May 2026
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Seaweed used as low-carbon material to make new London pavilion designed by students (Loughborough University)

Public Technologies 18 May 2026
"This second pavilion in our seaweed series marks a key milestone, progressing from the tensegrity structures of our previous installation towards seaweed concrete, seaweed-based 3D printing for ...
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Drones spreading seaweed as fertiliser costs rise due to Iran war

BBC News 17 May 2026
It is being used as a fertiliser as costs rise due to the war in the Middle East. .
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Local Sligo schoolchildren explore seaweed reefs for National Biodiversity Week

Irish Independent 15 May 2026
Local primary school children in Sligo swapped the ...
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Five Great Reads: A secret archive rescue mission, deadly seaweed, and a new name for ...

AOL 15 May 2026
Killer seaweed from France ... What is it? “At certain times of year, when Ulva armoricana, a type of seaweed, blooms, banks of green mass form on the beaches, releasing hydrogen sulphide, a foul-smelling, potentially harmful gas.”.
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Could we eat sargassum someday? Seaweed contains valuable compounds

The Palm Beach Post 12 May 2026
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‘I couldn’t breathe’: the sinister spread of France’s killer seaweed

The Guardian 12 May 2026
the mudflats roughly three miles from the family home in Brittany, where seaweed had been accumulating and putrefying. The soggy, decomposing seaweed stretched for miles along the ...
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Palm Beach faces early seaweed surge

Palm Beach Daily News 11 May 2026
Palm Beach beaches hit ...
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Palm Beach sees early wave of seaweed with much more likely to arrive

Palm Beach Daily News 11 May 2026
The smelly, brown-and-tan seaweed has already begun appearing earlier than usual across parts of the region, said Diane Buhler, founder of Friends of Palm Beach ... thick bands of seaweed line the shore.
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Coastal gardeners use seaweed as sustainable fertilizer

Bangor Daily News 10 May 2026
Once in a while, she’ll fill a shopping bag or two with dried seaweed that washed up above the high tide line to bring home and add to her compost pile ... Coastal farmers have long added seaweed, typically rockweed, to soil and used it as animal feed.
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Seaweed gains ground in US kitchens as chefs look beyond sushi

Gloucester Daily Times 09 May 2026
Seaweed moves beyond sushi rolls and into dishes ...

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