Using hemp to remove toxic chemicals from soil

Dr Brett Turner knows that PFAS chemical contamination is a dangerous problem, and a global one. That’s why Brett and his team are developing a groundbreaking new way to remove these contaminants from soil using all-natural hemp proteins. Over 40,000 sites worldwide have been polluted by PFAS. Brett is excited by the initial results of their work in Williamtown, where they were able to remove 99% of the contamination in the samples they tested.
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[@nicholastucker8794]

great video, thanks!

[@oliviamarsh6059]

God bless you and your families forever…
Shalom friend ❤

[@ricoverse]

What do you mean hemp proteins? Whatever happened to this research?

[@madthorn3094]

Wondering this also. I'm aware of how amazing growing hemp is for phytoremediation, but not hemp proteins.

[@pinksalt1057]

In soil if i plant vegetables, is there harmful effects found at all?

[@scottscontracting]

depends on what's in the soil

[@scottscontracting]

How could an American Small Business work with a distinguished University such as Univ of Newcastle?

[@ozgurmutluozlevi1079]

I think it might be through a program that's called ENGAGE . Uni of NC inviting businesses to cooperate and co-invest in cutting-edge infrastructure and new technologies to support world-class education and research. This information is publicly available on uni's website.

[@halilibrahimkocoglu5899]

@@ozgurmutluozlevi1079 helal olsun canım kardesim 😁👍🏻