Cannabis hemp is the missing piece in the puzzle of environmental and economic sustainability. This is because Cannabis hemp can replace petrochemicals (and by extension, this includes plastics); Wood and all timber products such as lumber, paper, pulp for packaging, construction and other applications; Cannabis hemp can replace cotton, which is the most pesticide intensive crop in the world and arguably the most widely used in industry. Cannabis can also replace pharmaceuticals to a certain extent. Its usefulness doesn’t end here, because the seeds of the Cannabis plant are a highly nutritious source of full cholesterol-lowering protein for humans, and the roots of the plant are an agricultural implement sine pari. In summation, if it isn’t glass, and it isn’t metal, it can be made from Cannabis.
Posted on: Sun, 24 Nov 2013 12:50:59 +0000