One hectare of hemp can absorb a significant amount of carbon dioxide due to its rapid growth and potential for multiple harvests per year, contributing positively to environmental efforts. Studies suggest it can absorb significant amounts of CO2 per hectare, potentially more than some forests.
Hemp matures in just six months, offering a quick turnaround for agricultural production. Utilizing hemp for paper could help reduce deforestation, saving millions of acres of forest annually. Beyond paper production, hemp is versatile, being used in textiles, construction, biofuel, and in the cosmetic, medical, and recreational industries.
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David Nelson
We used to have huge patches of hemp that would grow across the street in one of the farmers pastors. As a kid we used to take it dry it out steal my mom's cigarettes take the tobacco out and stuff it full of hemp hoping to get a little high. All we got was a huge headache. And it would grow 6 to 8 ... View More