THE ORIGINAL PLACE OF HEMP REMEDIATION
Join us in preserving ecosystems for a sustainable future.
SINCE 2012
We have remediated the waste from our clean-up initiatives, significantly reducing erosion and pollutants.
Showcasing ongoing research projects, technological innovations to environmental preservation.
Join us in preserving our environment for a sustainable future.
Phytoremediation using hemp can be cheaper and les destructive than traditional methods, making it a useful solution for wetlands restoration projects.
Some hemp varieties are hyper-accumulators of heavy metals and pollutants, such as cadmium, nickel, and copper, including PFAS and radioactive metals.
Hemp’s roots stabilize soil structure, minimizing soil erosion and preserving ecosystem integrity. Hemp can penetrate deep into soil, allowing it to access and extract pollutants.
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Over 70% of the Earth’s surface is covered by water, making them the planet’s largest habitat.
A diverse community of Soil Microbes is essential for maintaining healthy soil. A variety of species can be found in different soil types, each contributing to the quality and health of our environment.
4.62 billion acres of arable land on Earth where we grow our food resources. Around 4.9 billion acres is protected as natural areas, such as national parks, wildlife reserves, and other conservation zones.
Cultivating resilient soil systems in damaged areas and planting hemp to address damaged environments.
Installing hemp filter systems to provide habitat for wildlife and enhance there resilience.
Installing artificial reef structures to provide habitat for marine life and enhance the resilience.
Wildfires have been a natural factor in our wilderness as well as manmade ones, yet the damage to soils results in landslides, erosion, hydrophobicity (where soil repels water), and flooding in our natural and urban environments. After a fire, it is critical to take...
By bringing our soil back to life and developing a relationship with the life that makes the soil, the planet could produce close to 60% more food on existing farm land. Over 30% of our productive soil has died and become degraded dirt and it can be argued it was...
By Jason Lauve, Mr. Hemp Hemp cleans by sucking all kinds of things from the soil, water, and air. The plant can uptake things from the soil, including good nutrients needed for a healthy plant to grow, carbon sequestration from the air, water filtration, and also...