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Specialist_Teacher81 t1_iquglan wrote

Reply to comment by redceramicfrypan in Could offshore wind sites host edible seaweed farms? The Swedes think so by ForHidingSquirrels

I also think I read somewhere it is used as an additive to other stuff. Ground up and mixed in to boost nutritional value.

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ForHidingSquirrels OP t1_iqujrp3 wrote

Can be fed to cows to lower their methane emissions

https://insideclimatenews.org/news/14062022/cow-seaweed-methane/

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oppositetoup t1_iqvb46j wrote

Feeding grain to cows makes them much worse for us. Feeding them literally anything else is much better.

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Single_Pick1468 t1_iqve0nl wrote

stop eating animals entirely is superior.

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Mcbadguy t1_iqvj8c4 wrote

I'd like to see lab grown meat become more predominant.

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Gen_Ripper t1_iqx5iqr wrote

I’d like people to realize they can survive without lab grown meat in the mean time and can eat plants.

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Doom7331 t1_iqxsncc wrote

Certainly can. Subjectively much less enjoyable though.

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changhc t1_iqva80k wrote

Yes. Seaweed extracts are commonly used to produce MSG. It's not just about nutritional value but also boosting the taste.

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