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South Korea turns to ocean ecosystems for carbon cuts

Summary by UPI

S. Korea is accelerating efforts to use tidal flats, seaweed as carbon sinks as the country looks beyond forests for ways to meet its climate goals.

S. Korea is accelerating efforts to use tidal flats, seaweed as carbon sinks as the country looks beyond forests for ways to meet its climate goals.

13 days ago·Washington, United States

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UPI broke the news in Washington, United States 13 days ago on Thursday, May 28, 2026.

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