Why seagrass is the ocean's unexpected hero for climate action
In short: Once dismissed as an environmental afterthought, seagrass is proving to be a vital tool for our planet. This video explores how these marine plants fight climate change by drawing down carbon and filtering plastic pollution.
Marine scientist Carlos M. Duarte examines the transformative role of seagrass in oceanic ecosystems. Beyond its ability to sequester carbon, these plants act as natural filters for plastic pollution, offering a powerful method for protecting and rebuilding marine life through ingenious conservation strategies.
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