Interconnected Native based business plan with a non waste, interconnected kelp education and restoration approach to gather the proceeds/momentum from several products and a couple of potential Nature regeneration based new industries will provide a path for marine ecosystem survival. For nature to be able to work in conjunction with human impact instead of “farmed” in isolation, in spite of ever worsening impact.
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