Hemp is proving to be one of the best phytoremediative plants used to clean up nuclear contamination in Chenobyl. Thus far I can’t find any evidence it’s being used at Fukushima – I guess they feel more comfortable pretending a) there is no nuclear contamination at Fukushima b) there used to be nuclear contamination but it’s gone and c) the nuclear contamination at Fukushima isn’t hazardous to human health.
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Hey Ma, thanks for sharing this wonderful post. I’m so enthusiastic about Industrial Hemp – its superior qualities and the numerous uses it can be put to.
My dream is to one day seek to reverse its illegality by litigating to distinction between it and the psychoactive recreational marijuana.
I hope you can be of some assistance of sorts because in my country there is no any history of its growth and subsequently no infrastructure. I would like to prove beyond doubt that ihemp is not a drug but nature’s gift for mankind.
Again thank you for sharing, God Bless You!!!
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Thanks for your comment, sweet moran. The issue of cannabis is quite complicated – mainly because of the compound cannabidiol (CBD) in cannabis that has no psychoactive properties (as THC does). The country which leads the world in cannabis research is Israel – and one of their researchers could probably help you much more than I could: https://merryjane.com/news/israel-the-epicenter-of-cannabis-research-and-innovation
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Very interesting what cannabis can do
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Besides the versatility of hemp fiber in paper, textiles, rope and plastics, cannabis has been used as a medicinal treatment in Asia for thousands of years. I’ve always found it a great pity that powerful corporations demonized it in the 1930s to promote the development of their own paper, plastic and petroleum products.
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