Mikeyt, I like some of things stated in your artic

Mikeyt, I like some of things stated in your article. Particularly these paragraphs:


Hempcrete is also more energy efficient, is fire resistant, requires minimal maintenance, and can be expected to last hundreds of years. Used in construction, hempcrete could significantly reduce the carbon footprint of the construction industry - one of the largest contributors of carbon dioxide. If completely legalized, hempcrete could also be more cost-effective than traditional building materials.
But it is not the only hemp-based product improving modern life.

High-performance hemp-based supercapacitors will transform the way mankind relates to energy.” according to Titan Hemp, a company centered around hemp products.

The hemp-based carbon nanosheets also allegedly outperform standard supercapacitors by nearly 200%.

Hemp is a likely candidate to assist the production of capacitors for electric vehicles and other industrial applications. However, its practicalities are also of use in petrol vehicles.

I also find it interesting that Doctor Goldman posted this on LinkedIn. It shows just how close all these companies are, and demonstrates the connections.