In an image he provided, Sully Sullivan, a graduate student at the University of South Florida College of Marine Science, collected sea samples in the Atlantic in July 2024. A 5,500-mile blob of ...
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A 5,500-mile seaweed monster is taking over the Atlantic as climate chaos fuels explosive sargassum growth
Sargassum is spreading rapidly across the Atlantic, reshaping coastlines and worrying many communities. Normally helpful to ocean life, it has recently grown to record levels in some areas while ...
Seaweed farmers in Indonesia are losing out on revenue from their harvests as a result of erratic weather patterns and warming waters — signs of climate change impacts. The warming seas encourage the ...
My previous research on sargassum has been supported by the Economic and Social Research Council GCRF (Grant number: ES/T002964/1), and the UK Natural Environment Research Council (grant number ...
A 5,500-mile blob of seaweed in the Atlantic Ocean that has menaced beaches across the Caribbean and Florida in recent years is exploding in size, while a second patch farther north is declining ...
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