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Cannabis Fiber

ACHIEVING A SUSTAINABLE PLANET!

* Hemp is among the earth's primary renewable resources: trees cut down to make paper take 50 to 500 years to grow back while hemp can be cultivated in as little as 100 days, and can yield 4 times more paper over a 20 year period.

* Hemp does not require pesticides: while half the pollutants in the U.S. today are sprayed on cotton plants, hemp is naturally mildew resistant, requires no pesticides, and maintains a healthy environment for the surrounding streams, air, flora andfauna.

* Hemp slows ozone depletion: the industrial use of fossil fuels, like petroleum, contributes to global warming by rapidly increasing the amount of CO2 in our atmosphere; however, hemp fuels, derived from the plant itself, maintain the earth's natural O2/CO2 balance.

* Hemp Paper Can Save the Forests! One acre of cannabis hemp, in annual rotation over a twenty year period would produce asmuch pulp for paper as 4.1 acres of trees being cut down over the same twenty year period. And while hemp reaches full growth and can be harvested every year, the trees which are cut down take hundreds of years to return. The process of making paper from hemp uses only 1/5 to 1/7 as much polluting, sulfer-based chemicals and does not require the use of any chlorine bleach.

* Hemp as an Ecological, Renewable Fuel Source. Hemp can also produce 10 times more methanol than corn,. the second best living fuelsource. Hemp as fuel is renewable whereas oil is not.

* Hemp as fuel is environmentally beneficial: It enriches and prevents erosions, it burns clean and sulfur-free while oil's sulfur content causes acid rain.

Grass on Wheels

Salient Facts: Biodegradable Cars

From the Ground Up Fords Biomass Car

Digging and Warring for Fossil Fuels while Hempcar Tours America!

Hempron

Environment; Action on Dioxins in Food.

The Toxic Alternative to Natural Fiber

The Elkhorn Manifesto

Cannabis Hemp: The Invisible Prohibition Revealed

The Emporer Wears No Cloths by Jack Herer

Hemptech

NEW BILLION-DOLLAR CROP-Popular Mechanics-February, 1938

Fibre Plants-Hemp Childrens Encyclopedia 1909;pp.321-324

USA Korpses Khemical Klans

Cannabis Stalks for Fuel

Applicable info

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Electric Emporer Wears No Cloths

Go-Green - Plug In To Renewable Power

Facts & Information for the Pulp & Paper Industry

THE OIL WAR OF 1872

Monsanto and the drug war

The Chemical Manipulation of Human Consciousness

Survey On The Use Of Crop Chemicals On Tobacco

Poison Pot

Hemp For Victory
Transcript of the U.S. Government 1942 pro hemp film

By the US Department of Agriculture -- 1942 -

Hemp for Victory Links

Hemp for Victory Info/Links

HEMP FOR VICTORY! actual screen shots from the USDA film

HEMP, THE PLANT THAT CAN SAVE MOTHER EARTH

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Ain't Nobody's Business If You Do
Part V: WHAT TO DO?
HEMP FOR VICTORY

HEMP INDUSTRY: ENDLESS VARIETY YET HIGH QUALITY!

Hemp is durable: compared with cotton fibers, hemp fibers are longer, more absorbent and tougher; and hemp paper resists decomposition...

Presently, farmers in over 30 countries -- including Canada, France, England, Germany, Japan, and Australia -- grow hemp for industrial purposes.

Continued: OPEC Fossil Fiber vs Homegrown Hemp

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