The giant kelp forests of California 90% died in the past decade. They were sequestering the equivalent of $1.5B worth of carbon per year. The geography is such

The giant kelp forests of California 90% died in the past decade. They were sequestering the equivalent of $1.5B worth of carbon per year. The geography is such that the kelp would grow and get sucked down into the deep sea each year. If it were possible to regenerate this forest, who should get the money? Is there a way that the ecosystem itself could have a trust to ensure it’s long term ecological viability? https://www.nature.org/en-us/newsroom/ca-sunflower-sea-star-kelp-forests/ https://www.nature.org/en-us/newsroom/ca-sunflower-sea-star-...