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Seaweed, a potential weapon to curtail global warming!
Dec 10 2007, Urvashi

Usually what we cannot see, we do not recognize as a potential solution. It has been the same with under-sea vegetation, the slimy seaweed and algae is now being recognized as a strong weapon against global warming.

A group of scientists at a...

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Chinese workers try to remove a seaweed bloom that choked up the coastline of Qingdao, the host city of marine sporting events of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, in eastern China’s Shandong province Tuesday June 24, 2008. Local media reports indicate...

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