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Seaweed cultivation recognized by UN as one of Sustainable Development Goals

Seaweed cultivation recognized by UN as one of Sustainable Development Goals
01/24/2023 | Companies
In terms of nicknames, marine algae got the short end of the stick. The informal term "seaweed" connotes an unwelcome pest. If you've only seen it as a drying clump on the beach or a slimy surprise in the waves, it may appear to be one. Under the surface, however, "seaweed" hides a dazzling array...
agar, BCP, Brazil, Brazilian Consortium, carbon dioxide, carrageenan, crops, elkhorn sea moss, Federal University, food, genetic sequencing data, global food production, greenhouse gases, iron, Kappaphycus alvarezii, marine algae, medicine, microbiology, microorganisms, ocean acidification, Phycogenomics, pollutant absorbers, protein, researchers, Rio de Janeiro, seaweed, seaweed biomass, seaweed cultivation, SENAI CETIQT, So Paulo State University, Sustainable Development Goals, United Nations, vitamins

Improving access to healthcare and agriculture

Improving access to healthcare and agriculture
08/25/2022 | Companies
Do take a look at the video to see in-depth real life experiences of two industries which are lately in the news – agriculture and healthcare. From delivering vitamins to mothers-to-be in Indonesia to feeding small farmers in Northern Africa so as to enable them to grow diverse crops everything is...
agriculture, Bayer, crops, family planning, Health for All, healthcare, Hunger for None, Indonesia, interconnected world, interdependencies, Middle East, mothers, Northern Africa, nutrition gaps, small farmers, United States, US, vitamins


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