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[New Atlas logo]( Environment [Largest ever mass of Sargassum seaweed drifts toward North America]( [When the Sargassum mat washes ashore, it becomes a decaying mass that smells of rotten eggs]( ESA's Sentinel-2 satellite is tracking what may be the largest bloom of Sargassum seaweed ever recorded as it drifts toward the US East Coast, threatening to dump millions of tons of rotting vegetation on thousands of miles of beaches. [Read more]( Special Promotion for New Atlas Readers [Save money without skimping on quality with this MacBook Air, only $195]( When a new MacBook Air can run you north of $1,000, you have to ask yourself if those features are worth cost. Instead, consider buying refurbished. One new-to-you 13” MacBook Air is on sale for under $200; one less device in our landfills. 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