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Now let's get into today's solutions.
Welcome to People Fixing the World from the BBC World Service with me, Myra Anubi,
where every week we find out about big ideas that are taking us one step closer to a better world.
Now get ready, because today we'll be feeding cows in Canada,
driving taxis in Barbados and even munching on water bottles here in the UK,
yes, actually eating them,
as we learn about some of the many surprising ways that seaweed is saving.
our planet.
In every sea and ocean around the world, from the equator to the Arctic,
and from the shallowest waters to the very limits of where light can reach, grows seaweed.
Often growing in vast underwater forests,
this abundant resource has been used by humans
since ancient times to make everything from fertilizer,
food and medicine.
But In recent decades,