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Demystification of the Green Economy

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  1. Week 1: The Demystification of the Green Economy
    Introduction
    9 Topics
  2. Topic 1: The History of Cannabis
    11 Topics
  3. Topic 2: The Current State of the Cannabis Market
    18 Topics
  4. Topic 3: Business Opportunities in Cannabis
    8 Topics
  5. WEEK 2: ENGAGING THE GREEN ECONOMY
    Introduction
    17 Topics
  6. Topic 1: Regulatory Compliance and Licensing
    9 Topics
  7. Topic 2 Business Operations and Risk Management
    6 Topics
  8. Topic 3: Benchmarks and Inspiration
    6 Topics
  9. WEEK 3: INTEGRATION AND ADAPTATION
    Introduction
    3 Topics
  10. Module 1 Branding and Marketing Strategies
    9 Topics
  11. Module 2 Resources and Networking
    6 Topics
  12. Module 3 Strategic Analysis
    7 Topics
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Hemp plastic immediately and significantly reduces plastic use.

Our customers can achieve 25%-100% reduction in plastic use by switching to our more sustainable Hemp Plastics.  This is extremely significant and immediately beneficial to the environment.

Hemp plastic can be biodegradable or compostable.

Our customers can choose hemp plastic that uses 100% bio-based resin, and many of our polymers can be biodegradable or compostable.

Hemp is a carbon-negative renewable resource.

Fossil fuel plastic is made from a non-renewable resource and emits significant greenhouse gasses during its lifecycle. Hemp, on the other hand, is a renewable resource that is actually carbon negative – it consumes far more greenhouse gasses than are emitted in its production. Just one ton of hemp can absorb up to 1.6 tons of CO2, making it one of the best carbon sequestration options on the planet.

Hemp production can be good for the planet.

In addition to being a “carbon negative” crop, hemp prevents soil erosion, can be cultivated over and over again on the same land and can even reduce water pollution.

SOURCE: https://hempplastic.com/facts/