Hemp Reduces Eutrophication of Lakes and Rivers

by freedomcrow | October 1, 2009 at 06:00 am
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Port Hope is trying to overcome the negative and work towards a green future. Will it be enough? Only time will tell. "Stonehedge Bio-Resources Inc. wants to convert hemp into a biomass energy crop. The Ontario-based company received $2 million from U.K. investors to construct an industrial hemp processing facility in Northumberland County, Ontario. Port Hope is where the factory will be built.  
Hemp reduces eutrophication of lakes and rivers as a result of agriculture and restores soil. I've pulled together facts, information, videos  please visit my blog and wealth of information I've pulled together.
Hemp can replenish and clean up the land http://hemppusher.blogspot.com/ 

“Make the most of the Indian hemp seed, and sow it everywhere!” - George Washington  Henry Ford's  first notion was that a large percentage of his automobile be recyclable/ bio-degradeable he used hemp for the cars plastic panels, with impact strength 10 times greater than steel. The material was composed of flax, wheat, hemp, spruce pulp.

Thomas Jefferson was the first hemp activist

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