One recent study estimated that since 1880, about 19 percent of the world’s surveyed seagrass meadows have disappeared — an area larger than Rhode Island — partly as a result of development ...
Experts say seagrass helps tackle the effects of climate change by absorbing carbon dioxide faster than trees. But up to 92% of the plant may have disappeared from the UK's coast over the last ...
However, these stunning views come at a steep environmental cost—thousands of acres of seagrass beds surrounding tropical resorts worldwide are destroyed to achieve this Instagrammable aesthetic.
estimated in 2014 that seagrasses are declining by 7% a year globally – making it the fastest disappearing habitat on the planet. Amelia Newman, Seagrass Aquaculture Technician Lead, at the OCT ...