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If we move any agriculture to the ocean which is 70% of the earth and mostly unused or used in a fungible way then we would continue rehabilitation of much more
by aaron695 6y ago
If we move any agriculture to the ocean which is 70% of the earth and mostly unused or used in a fungible way then we would continue rehabilitation of much more of the earth's forests.
Which the environmental movement will fight tooth and nail. They are about daily penitence not solutions.
Obviously 'waste' in the ocean sinks and stores carbon forever in deep water, and if done properly it also could strengthen fish stocks... so it'll be fought hard against.
Lots of good edible seaweed books out there.
- spicybright 6y agoHow do you move any agriculture to the ocean at the scale we consume it currently? Do you mean just switching crops like corn for crops that grow in the ocean like sea weed?
- aaron695 6y agoYes. Why not? Or cattle food. Which will move to lab grown meat and other product nutrients. You basically turn the ocean into solar panels while collecting nutrients rather than using more valuable biodiverse land. Start with a somewhat novelty product like this and keep moving.