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Picture a crop that shoots up four metres in just 100 days, pulls massive amounts of carbon out of the air, scrubs toxins from damaged soil, and leaves the land richer than it found it, all while using far less water and chemicals than most traditional plants. That crop is industrial hemp, and it’s emerging as one of the most powerful natural tools we have against climate change and environmental degradation.
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Hemp truly is a wonder plant. Widely used as an industrial crop for nearly the entirety of human domesticated history, this non-psychoactive Cannabis sativa species can be a sustainable source for producing thousands of products, from food and building materials to biofuel, bioplastics, hemp CBD oil products, and more. But we have to ask-- Did you know the hemp plant can also be used to create hemp clothing?
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Industrial hemp was once a dominant crop on the American landscape. This hardy and renewable resource (one of the earliest domesticated plants, dating back to the Neolothic Age in China) was refined for various industrial applications, including paper, textiles and cordage.
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