#cop30 summit

Let me present my plan:

Hemp absorbs carbon at a rate of about 10 cubic tones per hectare per year...

We need to capture 20 billion tons of co2 a year to keep co2 levels from going up...

In order to, at a minimum, level warming to where the paris agreement established, we need 2 billion hectares of hemp...

Globally de-desertification programs have set a target of 1.5 billion hectares of greening, for which hemp would be ideal because it has minimal resource requirements, grows fast, the roots go deep, and it scrubs heavy metals and other toxic substances from the substrate in which its grown.....

Archaeological finds indicate that hemp is native to all of Europe, Asia, the Levant, North Africa and the Americas

Source for paragraph 1

https://www.geodynsolutions.com/4-billion-investment-in-hemp-based-biofuel-production-power-generation-diversified-hemp-processing-and-blockchain-enabled-token-ecosystem-in-canada/#:~:text=Environmental%20Benefits-,Hemp%20sequesters%2010%2D15%20tons%20of%20CO2%20per%20acre%20annually,backed%20carbon%20credits%20for%20trading.

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https://climate.mit.edu/ask-mit/how-much-carbon-dioxide-would-we-have-remove-air-counteract-climate-change

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https://www.dw.com/en/why-fertile-land-is-turning-to-desert/a-70955221

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This was created by John Lang, co-founder and Lead of the Net Zero Tracker. This infographics is what he calls "a quick-fire guide to what COP30 needs to deliver: upgraded carbon-cutting plans, finance that actually flows, a global mutirão (collective efforts) that puts people and forests at its centre, reinforcing trust in multilateralism, celebrating the tangible and intangible wins 10 Years Post Paris — and, crucially, delivering on what past COPs have already promised."