Idriss Aberkane are point of view on industrial hemp (cannabis) is the ecological footprint

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Here is a summary of the analysis from the point of view of Idriss Aberkane on industrial hemp and its ecological footprint:

Ecological advantages of industrial hemp
Industrial hemp (with a low content in THC) would be one of the most effective plants to depollute the soils of radionuclides, thanks to a process called phytoremediation.
Hemp has many therapeutic advantages.
Hemp concrete regulates the temperature and humidity of buildings, thus reducing the requirements in air conditioning systems and generating significant energy savings.
Hemp concrete offers a negative carbon footprint and is an ideal choice for buildings aimed at a low carbon footprint.
Industrial hemp is the largest producer of biomass among agricultural crops.
Its growth speed surpasses that of trees, producing in 4 months the equivalent of what trees produce in 7 years.
Hemp captures a lot of CO2, absorbing more CO2 than a hectare of forest.

Carbon productivity and capture

Industrial hemp is the largest biomass producer in all agricultural crops.
Its growth speed surpasses that of trees, producing in 4 months the equivalent of what trees produce in 7 years
One hectare of hemp would absorb more than 22 tonnes of CO2, more than a hectare of forest

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In summary, Idriss Aberkane considers that industrial hemp has many environmental advantages, particularly in terms of soil depollution, thermal regulation of buildings, carbon storage and high productivity. He therefore sees it as an ideal solution to help reduce greenhouse gas problems.