Kelp farming is gaining popularity in the State of California, but the permitting process remains water-logged.
Kelp aquaculture can contribute to climate change resilience and help mitigate the effects of climate change by reducing ocean acidification and carbon sequestration.
There are also economic gains from kelp and seaweed aquaculture, in terms of job creation, contributing to and reinvigorating our working waterfront and coastal communities, without the carbon footprint of imports.
A panel at the recent Seaweed Festival in San Diego, Calif. drew a large and interested crowd last November. In fact, according to panelists and organizers of the event, the seaweed farming panel tends to be one of the most popular panels at the festival…
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