New Markets Could Catalyze Seaweed’s Regenerative Potential on Land and Sea

Report Published by The Nature Conservancy and Bain & Company Identifies Path Forward to Drive Growth and Decarbonize Supply Chains

With the need for climate solutions more urgent than ever, seaweed aquaculture has emerged as a potential mechanism to both sequester carbon as well as provide lower-impact substitutes for carbon-intensive products. Though carbon crediting likely doesn’t offer farmers adequate economic incentives to support growth of this industry and scale its climate benefits at this time, new markets for seaweed like biostimulants and bioplastics hold significant promise, according to a new report published by The Nature Conservancy and Bain & Company...
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