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Brittany Has Berries Where the Green Seaweed Almost Does Not Fail: It Has Moved to a Place that Collectors Cannot Reach.

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Three Breton bays are finally experiencing a decline in green tides, but this apparent success masks a disturbing reality: the green seaweed has simply moved to mudflats where no collection machine can intervene. A report by the Court of Auditors reveals that 93% of the national grounding surfaces are concentrated in Brittany.
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Three Breton bays are finally experiencing a decline in green tides, but this apparent success masks a disturbing reality: the green seaweed has simply moved to mudflats where no collection machine can intervene. A report by the Court of Auditors reveals that 93% of the national grounding surfaces are concentrated in Brittany.

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SciencePost broke the news on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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