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Re: Causes of Sargassum seaweed
[Re: SammyM]
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06/14/2019 10:30 AM
06/14/2019 10:30 AM
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https://www.nationalgeographic.com/...north-atlantic-gyre-supports-ocean-life/Another good article from nat geo I lived on the intracoastal south of Titusville, FL for awhile. For a few weeks each fall the seaweed would get blown over to the west bank of the river, pile up and rot. THE SMELL WAS SO BAD. You would get home from work open the car and run into the condo and keep windows closed. So I feel for those with rotting seaweed. Solar powered, unmanned GPS guided Sargassum harvesters.
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