Seaweed offers kelping hand for biofuels
Study shows fast-growing kelp could provide greener fuels without affecting the world's food supply
Scientists say that developing biofuels from seaweed could provide not only an alternative low-carbon energy source, but also go some way to solving the problems of food and fuel crops competing for agricultural...
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