Hemp Hemp Hurray: A Plant That Can Help Solve Climate Change
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Did you know that hemp is really good at pulling carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere? It turns out this ancient crop can’t get you high, but it can help keep temperatures low. Learn how hemp plants can replace carbon-intensive products and help solve climate change.
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: JOEL BACH, DAVID GELBER and DREW MAGRATTEN
WRITER: ILANA BERGER
SCRIPT EDITORS: JOEL BACH, JOSH FUTTERSAK, MAYA LILLY, DREW MAGRATTEN, MATT ROSENBAUM, MAGGIE BADORE
EDITOR: JORJA HUDSON
PRESENTER: MORGAN SCHACKER
MUSIC: EPIDEMIC SOUND
SOURCES:
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[ix] Some Interesting Facts About Hempcrete As a Building Material nationalhempas...
[x],[xi] High on Environmentalism slate.com/tech...
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[xvi] Ibid.
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Good Information . We need this wonder crop all over the world.
How about a link for kitchen sized garbage bags? I'm interested in the biodegradable aspect.
Brilliant, I love my hemp pants
Hempcrete is not an ASTM rated load-bearing material for a reason. It has approximately 1/25 the compressive strength as Portland cement.
Hempcrete is primarily used for insulation or as a veneer material to absorb carbon.
Anyway, if it's true what u say, concrete is still not the best sufficient material. It is (as it has always been) WOOD !
@@kajakern268 FALSE! Several major concrete & aggregate companies have fully committed to be 100% zero emissions, and carbon dioxide free by the year 2050. Just look at leading companies like Lehigh Hanson. They’re already pioneers in this department by uses of CCS to remove carbon footprints.
On top of this, hemp for the reasons Brian listed would be economically detrimental as infrastructure already requires immense efforts to maintain even with the most advanced material engineering. It would not only be too costly and unpractical, it would also be negligent as it is not near as safe. Would really want to drive on bridges, and live in buildings that are 1/25th the compressive strength?
Even if you answer yes to that rhetorical question, most people would say no.
WOW! So Let's USE it! Shared.
This plant shall be planted every where
Hemp can also be used for clothing that is almost indistinguishable from silk
Good news too for growers of other cannabis who seem to be in over-production already (too much offer for the demand according to economy news).
excellent video, keep doing things like this
I'm not hot for hemp, but any CO2 capturing/storage, specially if we can make useful materials with them.
Why are you "not for hemp" weirdo
@@appalachian420grower5 Lmao… How does that make him weird? Your response is the only thing that was awkward and forceful. Aren’t hippes suppose to be more relaxed or something?
Anyway, it’s just not practical in infrastructure. Maybe with fabrics, but it would never be able to replace cotton as farmers would not be able to profit more compared to their cotton crops; no one will sacrifice their livelihoods for marginal gains compared to cotton when there’s simply no demand.
@@user-vr5zk9ox8d Once boomers who raped their land for mass profits die off that story will change
Yes hemp hemp hurray!!!
It's Time
Every gardener should be able to buy seeds! Should be able to buy for feed, without government regulation. Should be growing in burned out mountains from forest fires.
Its 2022... Why isn't this taking over🤔🤔🤔🤔
save planet.
👏 👏 👏 👏
How about spreading the use of cocaine? Encourages growth of coca plants and so sequesters CO2.
No
Hemp seeds are a food source. Hemp fibers are made into textiles. Hemp oil is a medicine. Not quite the same
Hemp have at most 0.5% THC and you need at least 15% THC to get high so don't compare hemp and marijuana
Dumb joke when she addresses that hemp can't get you high.
Sorry, but there is a lot of misinformation in this video.