The coast of Sines is being invaded by a Japanese seaweed that threatens marine ecosystems and already harms those who live on fishing. Researchers warn that the problem should get worse in the coming years and argue that ways must be found to take advantage of this biomass.
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The coast of Sines is being invaded by a Japanese seaweed that threatens marine ecosystems and already harms those who live on fishing. Researchers warn that the problem should get worse in the coming years and argue that ways must be found to take advantage of this biomass.