Using nanotechnology to restore kelp forests

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By using nanotechnology to create artificial kelp forests, we can help to restore the natural balance of marine ecosystems and promote a healthy and thriving environment.

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         Restoring Kelp Forests with Nanotechnology

                Around the world, massive kelp forests are rapidly declining due to coastal development and erosion, warming waters, invasive species, poor water quality, pollution, and overfishing.  Nova Scotia has ...
                
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         Decline of kelp forests due to climate change

                Kelp forests are declining due to the effects of climate change, which is having a negative impact on marine ecosystems....
                
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