The food source of the future can be grown in sea gardens

Source: wikipedia
As León, one of the most innovative chefs in Spain, was researching new culinary flavors. León and his team are planning a global approach to their project, opening up the opportunity for people to exploit the potential of a sea plant to boost aquatic ecosystems, feed populations and tackle the climate crisis. “We opened a window,” the chef says. “I think it’s a revolutionary new way to feed ourselves.” (origo) (origo)
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