Industrial hemp can help large companies to decarbonize their supply chains, but rigorous certification programs are needed if the plant is to reach its full potential as a nature-based solution to climate change. Read more at: https://hemptoday.net/shortage-of-certified-carbon-credits-is-opportunity-for-hemp-new-report-says/
Hemp can store CO2 as efficiently as wood in raw materials for the construction industry, and should meet EU certification criteria for carbon credits, a new report from Germany suggests. Read more at: https://hemptoday.net/hemp-on-par-with-wood-in-ability-to-capture-and-store-greenhouse-gas/
Over the next months, U.S. House and Senate agriculture committees will draft a new federal farm bill. It will impact food, farm, conservation, and nutrition programs for five years. Read more at: https://covercannabis.com/blog/how-2023-farm-bill-could-reshape-hemp-industry/
Packaging could be the first major application of hemp bioplastics, a new study from Canadian researchers suggests. Read more at: https://hemptoday.net/hemp-can-be-substitute-for-polyethylene-in-packaging-canadian-study-shows/
