Reckon News marked World Oceans Day with a Q&A featuring Miami Waterkeeper director of programs Amanda Prieto on the massive Sargassum “blob” — a belt of seaweed stretching thousands of miles from West Africa to the Gulf of Mexico. Prieto explained that while Sargassum is a natural, ecologically valuable phenomenon, warming seas and nutrient pollution have swelled it to alarming new quantities that are now piling onto Florida’s beaches.
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