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The miracle crop: Industrial hemp

The aim of this interview is to educate the general population about industrial hemp, its benefits, and its uses, specifically hempcrete to be used in sustainable construction.  ...

An interview with Sayje Lasenberry, an ESF student pioneering industrial hemp to be used as a sustainable construction material.

Clare Roop

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

March 10, 2018
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The aim of this interview is to educate the general population about industrial hemp, its benefits, and its uses, specifically hempcrete to be used in sustainable construction. 

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