Permacul Why outlawing cannabis was a HUGE mistake

[China Connection]

Why outlawing cannabis was a HUGE mistake​

About 15 minutes long

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0O-IodgG8a4




DW Planet A
811,419 views Sep 3, 2022
We've used cannabis for tens of thousands of years. Not just to get high but also to make textiles, paper, medicine and much more. We then outlawed it for decades – only to realize the stuff is pretty good at helping fight climate change. So get ready for the cannabis comeback. Reporter: Serdar Vardar  Camera: Serdar Vardar  Video Editor: David Jacobi  Supervising Editor: Joanna Gottschalk , Malte Rohwer-Kahlmann & Kiyo Dörrer

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[West]

The piece has much BS in it. Also cannabis pulls more nutrients out of the ground than cotton, or trees grown in professional managed red fir and pine forest.

From a real scientific view that I've been able to read about, and from my own experience with being in and around both industries. Professionally managed forest and the cotton industries use way less nutrients, labors and are cheaper to produce. Making them also more environmentally sound than hemp.

Granted I'm in the same train that cannabis should of never been made a illegal plant. And for specialized ropes and as a medical plant it has its place in our society.

 

[mikeabn]

Known some potheads and find them 70% useless as employees.

 

[pinkelsteinsmom]

Known some potheads and find them 70% useless as employees.

same for drunks

 

[China Connection]

to grow as a cover crop it would be hard to beat.

Basics of Cover Cropping | Organic Growers School​

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A cover crop is a crop you grow for the soil, instead of for your plate. The practice of growing specific crops just for fertilizing and building the soil ...



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