Turning seaweed from beaches into a building material â A Q&A with the co-founder of Sargassum Eco LumberÂ
A Q&A with Raquel de Antonio Crespo of Sargassum Eco-Lumber, which converts sargassum and plastic into eco-friendly lumber.
A Q&A with Raquel de Antonio Crespo of Sargassum Eco-Lumber, which converts sargassum and plastic into eco-friendly lumber.
The 28 pine logs that make up the column structure were harvested 7 miles away, in UFâs Austin Cary Forest
The Invading Sea is interviewing Floridians working to address climate impacts and other environmental challenges.
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A University of Miami researcher is developing wind-powered cylinders that would propel todayâs massive cargo ships.
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We need to demand the kind of big, systemic changes that are our only hope to slow the pace of ...
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