Can Alaska Kelp Help Washington Crops Beat the Heat?
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Can Alaska Kelp Help Washington Crops Beat the Heat?
From the floatplane, reddish-brown kelp traces the edges of the small islands between Ketchikan and Prince of Wales Island like brushstrokes on the surface of the water. Up close, on a rare 70-degree July day in Alaska, the kelp is glossy and beautiful, though the wind coming off the water makes it nearly impossible to hold steady. Fresh giant kelp is all glimmer and shine, and under ideal conditions it can grow up to two feet in a single day. B…
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