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Developing nations will suffer the most from climate change

"African nations will face declining crop yields and will struggle to produce sufficient food for domestic consumption, whilst their major exports will likely fall in volume."

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But how can developing countries change the climate?

There's one quick and affordable way for developing nations to play a big part in rebalancing the atmosphere

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By taking action NOW to grow, harvest & process lots and lots of industrial hemp

On average, one hectare of industrial hemp will capture 18 tonnes of CO2. And industrial hemp can be made into more than 25,000 products.

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Hemp was the largest agricultural crop in the world until 1883. The basic building block of plastics is cellulose taken from petroleum, but toxic petrochemical compositions are not the only way to derive plastics.

After The Pollution Caused By Oil, The World Needs Hemp Again Make Plastic From Hemp

Hemp based materials can replace wood and other materials used to build homes and other structures including foundations, walls, shingles, panelling, pipes, insulation, concrete and paint.

Lock CO2 Into Buildings Build With Hemp

Industrial hemp has been scientifically proven to absorb more CO2 per hectare than any forest or commercial crop and is therefore the ideal carbon sink.

Industrial Hemp Absorbs More Co2 Than Any Forest Or Crop Rebalance The Atmosphere With Hemp

+ Potential Areas

There are approximately 202 million hectares of unused arable land in Africa.

+ CO2 Capture

In theory, the total potential for carbon dioxide capture by growing one crop of industrial hemp on 202 million hectares with a capture rate of 18 tonnes per hectare would be: 3.63 Billion Tonnes

+ Growing Hemp

Hemp grows in moderate to poor soil, meaning industrial hemp seeds can plant virtually anywhere. Even where crops would not normally grow in the first place.

+ Hemp Products

A few of the product ranges that can be produced from hemp include: Food and Nutrition, Body Care, Paper & Paper Products, Fabric, Textiles, Rope, Building Materials & Fuel

+ Food Security

Industrial hemp plants can be used as green manure and actually revitalise the soil in which it’s grown. And adding carbon char to the soil will vastly improve crop yields on a permanent basis.

The Climate Crisis Team

These are the benefits when you join the team.

Get Support

Find out what you need to know and do to grow and process hemp successfully.

Collaborate

Find and work with with specialists in different areas to fast track your hemp projects.

Trade

Source or supply equipment, machinery, seeds, and trade hemp and products.