Roisin Ni Cheallaigh very kindly shared her wonderful and informative presentation with us at our last committee meeting on the 21st of October 2019. She gave us permission to share her presentation with you all here. SAMRA Ectocarpus 21.10.19 v4
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Interesting presentation. Clearly until nitrogen levels are reduced through proper screening/management of the Ringsend Treatment plant this phenomenon is like to be with us for some time.
Does the material have any use? Could it be harvested using a tractor and hoe and used as a fertiliser in local parks for example ?