Are Underwater Farms the Future of Food? | Our Frozen Planet | BBC Earth
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- Could underwater farms be the future of food?
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This was awesome. I was born and raised on Long Island NY and to see this gentleman making a difference from where i grew up makes me super proud.
Same here, it's always fun to learn of new advances/changes coming out of LI
Let's hope this is a growing trend and that at some point it will grow exponentially
Truly.
This is becoming more and more like Subnautica each passing moment.
True
I will have to check the game out. I remember this idea being sparked in my mind by a video 6-10 years ago.
Love seeing stuff like this
Inspiring! really makes me consider leaving my life behind and do something like this. i just don't know where to start setting up a business in (underwater) farming or similar.
check the website featured in the documentary!
In east asia, seaweed production is very common and consume alot itself. I enjoy Korean seasoned seaweed.
I would love to try this. Thank you, I hope it is available near where I live.
I was suprised to learn that pearl farming is one of the most sustainable industries, as well as the one hardest hit by pollution and climate change. Its really inspiring to hear how this person could bounce back from so many setbacks. I wonder how he does it?
Beautiful video, love the idea
Kelp Shakes for everyone.
This is brilliant ❤ this really makes me want to cry. I love it ❤
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Kelp-mushroom burgers? Yes, please! 🍔🍔🍔
Seaweed and other see vegetables are tasting great ! And they are full of minerals and vitamins . Also much jodium , that neutralise nuclear trash in every body.
Ive always said that kelp farms to feed animals while doubly creating ecosystems should be the future. Or aquaponics with fly soldier flies as food for the fish. Eco friendly cheap and high output of delicious fish.
This was so motivational and nice.
What a good way to live & contribute.Lets share this.
This is fantastic !
Seaweeds. By the way, I have difficulty communicating because I had a stroke in Broca’s area, the part of the brain that controls speech. 2/8/2021 but I lived again. (My wife helped me compose this.)
I love this
Pretty nice concept and kelp is just a very cool plant in general. I'm just a bit annoyed with the numbers being thrown around in the video. "If we can do this in 1% of the oceans we can create 50 million jobs" feels like a meaningless statistic if there is no data on how much of the ocean is suitable for this kind of farming.
love love love it
Great!
Helping the plant with plants and renewable natural resources that case no damage, instead of harming is what we all should be doing.
subtitle seems need fix
I believe, seaweed farming is fantastic, although I have my concerns about whales, and hoy they would deal with such entanglement of rope floating on the sea surface.
Is Betteridge's law of headlines ever going to change?
Who knows?
This man is a legend!
Gelungenes Video Gruß Jürgen 🤠
The Climate solution space is exciting as it creates sustainability for living and much more saves our planet Earth. The regenerative ocean farming has proven its demand and must be adopted across the globe.
In Canada we are catching bugs!
I like him
👍👍👍
Originally, the sea was full of thousands of animals such as fish, shrimp, squid, snails, oysters...
It's possible, but it's risky & difficult with lot of challenges....👍
Wonderful content! Closed Captions are AWFUL though ):
This guy is a genius, we need more men like him to save the mother earth.
kelp becomes trees
🙏🙏🙏🙏👌👌👌💪💪💪
Cantonese Singapore can only eat plants?
There must be laws to curb dumping plastic, chemicals and nonbiodegradable waste into the Ocean. I love the regenerative Ocean Farming by Bren Smith. I live in Connecticut not far from the Sound. The Ocean is such a blessing and I respect those people who are trying to sustain it and regenerate life. Perhaps more people will join this movement.
WTH... Don't you have such laws in your state?
This is SO not Florida
Not like, the way people are polluting the water
Why don't they simply catch the food from ocean
For the same reason we have cattle instead of hunting for wild bison (I suppose). A controlled environment has a higher and more consistent yield
😂😂😂😂 really you need to put attention boy
@@marijnveraart4165 as a business perspective it won't works
First ❤
You can't call it seaweed anymore! Re-name it more properly!
Hhhu
Second 🥈
Third:)
😅❤😊❤😂❤❤😂🫣5th
After Fukushima disaster? Good luck with that
We have 2 choices. Agrarianist permaculture, or dystopian pod eat the begs rental world nightmare
You should check what you’ve typed before posting.
Can we please stop eating animals?
@Purple I believe we'll make it there someday. Plant power is the future!
No, we are not going to eat the bugs, BBC, nor the kelps
Thanks for keeping the prices low.
People used to say the same thing about lobster. Now it's a luxury food.