Feeding native seaweed to livestock, is having dramatically positive effects in reducing methane emissions

ABC NEWS (Australia) 2022-08-26

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In South Australia, commercial production is being increased of a native seaweed which dramatically reduces methane emissions when fed to livestock. Those involved are also transforming an old tuna aquaculture facility on the Eyre Peninsula into a seaweed hub to supply feedlots.

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