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Port of San Diego Seeks Public Input on Proposed Shellfish and Seaweed Aquaculture Program (San Diego Unified Port District)

Public Technologies 02 May 2026

... its proposed Shellfish and Seaweed Aquaculture Program (SSAP) ... The Port is looking to exclusively focus on the cultivation of shellfish and seaweed through the SSAP ... Shellfish and Seaweed Aquaculture.

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Summer is coming, and so is brown seaweed season in Florida. About sargassum

The Daytona Beach News Journal 01 May 2026

There's only one word a beachgoer would use to describe sargassum seaweed ... Should the sargassum seaweed stop you from a beach visit? Definitely not ... Sargassum is a species of large brown seaweed, a type of macroalgae that floats in large masses.

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The kelp producer who wants to get Americans eating seaweed

BBC News 30 Apr 2026

Marine farmer Suzie Flores also hopes the crop can revitalise the US .

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Seaweed-based textile dyes: a sustainable innovation (European Commission - Directorate General for Energy)

Public Technologies 30 Apr 2026

) Textile dyes made from seaweed are being developed by Zeefier, an innovative company based in the Netherlands ... [...]. This is an abstract of the document ... Disclaimer.

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Seaweed gains ground in US kitchens as chefs look beyond sushi

Iosco County News Herald 29 Apr 2026

Seaweed moves beyond sushi rolls and into dishes that you might not suspect. Chefs, food brands and beverage makers are working it into snacks, baked The post Seaweed gains ground in US kitchens as chefs look beyond sushi ... .

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Galveston seaweed outlook remains good despite some piles

The Galveston Daily News 29 Apr 2026

Early projections show a relatively low risk for significant sargassum inundation along the Texas coast this summer, local trackers said ....

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Frustration over slow progress in licensing farmed seaweed sites

RTE 28 Apr 2026

There are currently 37 licensed farmed seaweed sites in Ireland, with 50 more applications pending, the Joint Committee on Fisheries and Maritime Affairs has heard ... .

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Joint Committee on Fisheries and Maritime Affairs to discuss Seaweed Harvesting and Licencing with stakeholders (Houses of the Oireachtas)

Public Technologies 27 Apr 2026

The Joint Committee on Fisheries and Maritime Affairs will meet tomorrow, Tuesday, 28 April, to discuss Seaweed Harvesting and Licencing with stakeholders ... There are currently 37 licenced farmed seaweed sites, with applications for 50 more.

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Los Alcázares proposes common front for the removal of mud and seaweed from the Mar Menor

Spanish News Today 24 Apr 2026

Mayor Mario Pérez Cervera leads an initiative to unite the four Town Halls affected in combating the duckweed in the lagoon ... In Los Alcázares the beaches most affected at the moment are those of Playa La Concha and Playa Carrión ... .

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Seaweed is an asset, not a nuisance

Newsday 22 Apr 2026

All Long Islanders are familiar with seaweed as something to wade through or step around on our way into the ocean ... Beyond its environmental uses, we've also seen how seaweed has brought our community together and promoted ingenuity.

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Barbados: Sensational golf, a seaweed surprise, and beaches ‘that belong to nobody’

Irish Independent 20 Apr 2026

Even after a few days, I still couldn’t quite get a handle on Barbados . .

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Seaweed supplement shows major methane reduction in grazing cattle: study

Xinhua 20 Apr 2026

CANBERRA, April 20 (Xinhua) -- A compound derived from red seaweed can dramatically reduce methane emissions from grazing beef cattle without harming their calves, new research reveals ... Seaweed ...

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Seaweed compound shows major methane cuts in beef cattle

Phys Dot Org 20 Apr 2026

Adelaide University researchers have demonstrated that a naturally derived seaweed compound can dramatically reduce methane emissions from beef cattle raised in extensive grazing systems, without harming calves.

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Florida beaches brace for record 'sargassum summer' of stinky seaweed

Usatoday 18 Apr 2026

Specifically, Florida's East Coast is bracing for another sargassum onslaught as the thick, smelly seaweed appeared in places such as Cocoa Beach in April.What is sargassum? ... Seaweed costs Florida billions per year.

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The long but largely forgotten history of Irish seaweed disputes

RTE 17 Apr 2026

Current controversies over access to Irish seaweed are a reminder that such disputes are a vivid part of Ireland's colonial past ... Rich in nitrogen and potassium, these seaweeds were highly valuable manures for sandy coastal soils.

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Port of San Diego Seeks Public Input on Proposed Shellfish and Seaweed Aquaculture Program (San Diego Unified Port District)

Summer is coming, and so is brown seaweed season in Florida. About sargassum

The kelp producer who wants to get Americans eating seaweed

Seaweed-based textile dyes: a sustainable innovation (European Commission - Directorate General for Energy)

Seaweed gains ground in US kitchens as chefs look beyond sushi

Galveston seaweed outlook remains good despite some piles

Frustration over slow progress in licensing farmed seaweed sites

Joint Committee on Fisheries and Maritime Affairs to discuss Seaweed Harvesting and Licencing with stakeholders (Houses of the Oireachtas)

Los Alcázares proposes common front for the removal of mud and seaweed from the Mar Menor

Seaweed is an asset, not a nuisance

Barbados: Sensational golf, a seaweed surprise, and beaches ‘that belong to nobody’

Seaweed supplement shows major methane reduction in grazing cattle: study

Seaweed compound shows major methane cuts in beef cattle

Florida beaches brace for record 'sargassum summer' of stinky seaweed

The long but largely forgotten history of Irish seaweed disputes

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