STUDIU: Restaurarea pădurilor de alge marine nu va atenua schimbările climatice, ci chiar le-ar putea agrava

A recent study indicates that restoring marine algae forests may not significantly mitigate climate change. While these algae absorb carbon dioxide through photosynthesis, they could also become sources of CO2 emissions. The research highlights the global decline of large marine algae forests, which are sensitive to ocean warming caused by greenhouse gas emissions. The damage from climate change far outweighs any benefits from restoration efforts. Experts emphasize the importance of preventing the loss of existing algae forests rather than focusing solely on restoration. Effective public policies should prioritize reducing greenhouse gas emissions and protecting coastal waters from overfishing and other pressures.