Emprendimiento dominicano ataja la invasión de sargazo
The proliferation of sargassum in the Caribbean is causing environmental and economic problems. The brown seaweed accumulates and decomposes, generating a foul odor. Tons of organic matter are disrupting the ecosystem and the economy. A Dominican company is collecting 70% of the sargassum at sea before it reaches the coast and converting it into livestock feed, biostimulants, and energy. #EcoLatamDW
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