Chemical manufacturing involves carbon sources releasing CO2 into the atmosphere.
By contrast, seaweeds are carbon sinks that can absorb released CO2 and therefore
have great potential for use as feedstocks in sustainable chemical manufacturing.
Source: www.cell.com
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