Could seagrass save us? WWF launches massive marine restoration scheme
Underwater seagrass habitat captures carbon from the atmosphere 35 times more effectively than rainforests
Submerged seaweed could become the UK's newest carbon sink under a new pioneering new scheme launched today by WWF, Sky Ocean Rescue and Swansea University. Seagrass is a flowering marine plant that...
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