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This seaweed invasion is so big you can see it from space

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Last updated: 2026/10/15 at 9:00 AM
Press Room Published October 15, 2026
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A massive seaweed invasion is burying beaches across the Caribbean. It’s called sargassum, and scientists are tracking it from space. So why is there suddenly so much of it? We look at what’s fuelling these enormous blooms, how climate change is playing a role, and the surprising way scientists are turning this problem into fuel.

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