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(2)’The Price of Seaweed’ or ‘The Price of Gold’ – Devastated Japanese Fish Farms
(1)Climate change makes seaweed ‘worth its weight in gold’
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(1)Climate change makes seaweed ‘worth its weight in gold’
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(2)Nori price spike (dry seaweed, wholesale price)
(3)Source: Korea Institute of Marine Fisheries Development, Dan and Sook
(4)18.91 million 875
(5)vs. January February March April May June July August September October November December
(1)Climate change makes seaweed ‘worth its weight in gold’
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(3)Japan’s Kim Yang-sik is hit by four disasters at the same time
(1)Climate change makes seaweed ‘worth its weight in gold’
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(2)Japan Kim Yang-Sik Disaster 1
(3)Rising water temperature stagnates nori growth
(1)Climate change makes seaweed ‘worth its weight in gold’
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(2)Yosuke Niwa/Professor, Tokyo University of Oceanography
(3)The problem is that the start of steaming is very late, and production is dropping accordingly.
(1)Climate change makes seaweed ‘worth its weight in gold’
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(2)Japan Kim Yang-Sik Disaster 2
(3)Yellowing and whitening ruins merchandising
(1)Climate change makes seaweed ‘worth its weight in gold’
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(3)Fisherman Yangsik Kim, Japan
(4)I’ve been nori farming for 43 years, and this is the worst.
(1)Climate change makes seaweed ‘worth its weight in gold’
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(3)Yellowing
(4)Competitors in the ocean, such as phytoplankton, steal nutrients, causing seaweed to become malnourished.
(1)Climate change makes seaweed ‘worth its weight in gold’
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(2)Japan’s Kim Yang-Sik Disaster 3
(3)Destruction of facilities in severe storms
(1)Climate change makes seaweed ‘worth its weight in gold’
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(2)Japan’s Kim Yang-Sik Disaster 4
(3)Avoid nibbling fish
(1)Climate change makes seaweed ‘worth its weight in gold’
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(2)Yosuke Niwa/Professor, Tokyo University of Oceanography
(3)As water temperatures increase, the
(4)The behavior is getting really active…
(1)Climate change makes seaweed ‘worth its weight in gold’ ” Japan’s dry seaweed production
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(2)[Source: Tokyo University of the Sea]Newstalk
(3)10 billion
(4)201020202001
(1)Climate change makes seaweed ‘worth its weight in gold’
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(2)Seaweed exports to Japan (t)
(3)[Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
(4)20232021
Exporting to the islands is great, but the islands are driving up the price of nori.