#hempcore

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 🌞🌱

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This is why the polar ice depletion is fucked up....everyone cheering for it, drill baby drill, all that shit, THEYRE not going to want to live in that future, but they fight my solutions to that change because the solutions are also change 🤦

If the ice goes, we're in One Piece world at best, mad max/tank girl probably

I think, thats cool, sure, I'll do okay there. But MY alternative is actually like, cooler (pun intended) than a new age of piracy and global lawlessness

Lets plant hemp everywhere RIGHT TF NOW, THIS SPRING, and suck up the co2. The hemp is super useful you guys, we can transition a lot of industries to a much more renewable framework just by switching to hemp components in manufacturing etc.......eg cars (and plastics generally), fuel, construction, textiles, pulp products, so on. On and on.

I like to blame Howard Hughes for 20th century megapsyop shit but this one was Hearst. Fuck the nonrenewable-disposables* industrial complex

I have massive executive dysfunction about some things, some times, but doing it sideways weirdly helps

So instead of just directly doing this research and/or making a digital list I've had to write on paper what I would want someone else to look up

"Four football fields of land degrade into desert every second. That equates to an area almost as large as Ethiopia each year. Could efforts to restore and reforest this arid terrain bear fruit?"

Feels like hemp is a good answer to this, because it's so hardy and fast spreading? That why they call it weed

Let's identify key sites and their land area

......but i do have update suggestions that are both easy hosing and more interesting than the corporate-cafe-cruddy look.....and theyre things mcdonalds has already done, some places:

I wouldn't eat while using it but itd be a cool charging option, I would rather bike while charging than not....I saw some video...try guys? Where this kind of charger is outside a mcdonalds and its a living/green wall

This is so cool

Im just saying, like, this could be the vibe:

Which, indoor living plants involves a lot of climatics but like, arent you artificially controlling away from a greenhouse effect inside at the moment? After that its just a matter of not using materials that cant withstand humidity (eg drywall etc, which got phased out a while ago anyway where there was any, no?)....polished hempcrete anyone???? Great with humidity, mold-repelling* and fireproof

*about the mold:

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

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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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