Hemp: Good for America In the United States legalizing the industrialization of hemp would have many positive effects on today’s economy. The many uses of hemp make it an important plant for any first world country to grow as an industrial crop. The hemp plant is a renewable resource that is good for the environment as well as enriches the soil it grows in. There are more than 25,000 product hemp can be used to make. For thousands of years humans have used different parts of the hemp plant for food, textiles, paper, fabric, rope and fuel oils.
This increased openess allows countries to specialise in producing goods which they have a comparitve advantage in (this means they can produce goods at lower unit costs) A multinational Company is a corporation that has its facilities and other assets in at least one country other than its home country. There are many examples of MNC's such as Nike or Primark. MNC's play a massive part in the development of globalisation as they often invest heavily into the country they move into. They will build good quality factories to produce the goods and also introduce effective manufacturing methods. These manufacturing methods can be replicated by other businesses in the countries and improve their ability to manufacture goods.
John Johnson Eng 102 Professor Mackey 11/24/09 The New Billion Dollar Crop Hemp is a very industrially diverse crop that is commonly confused with the illegal narcotic, marijuana. The main difference between marijuana and hemp is the amount of THC in the plants. Marijuana contains anywhere between 3-20% THC, while hemp contains less than 1%(Roulac 6). What that means is that you could smoke all the hemp cigarettes you wanted and all you would feel is a bad headache. Unlike marijuana, hemp has the potential to be very useful to the U.S. industry.
Justin Mitchell Dr. Gingo English 1301 P12 07 May 2014 Marijuana in American Pop-Culture Recreational marijuana use in America is nothing new, but recent legalization movements for marijuana display a growing trend that has become a highly dominant part of American pop culture. From the beginning of the 1978 movie series Cheech & Chong, to newer hits like Pineapple Express and Harold and Kumar, marijuana is glamorized. Recreational marijuana use has been in popular culture for decades, but now it has gained such traction that some states have even begun to legalize it. Pop culture in American society presents a positive image of marijuana because pop culture itself is a reflection of the popular American view. Americans are becoming more accustomed to marijuana usage due to the increasing frequency of displays in pop culture, a growing availability, and it being a serious political issue.
They purchase and roast high quality whole bean coffee and serve it with different beverages and even sell coffee-related accessories and equipment. Starbucks believes that the company should keep their customers happy all the time and contribute positively to their communities and the environment and recognize that
Legalizing Marijuana or the Hemp Plant could save our Economy Troy Martin Tuesday evening ENGL107 - AB1GEFTE American InterContinental University Dr. Dixie Hickman Certification of Authorship: As a student of American InterContinental University I pledge that all tests taken by me, and that all work submitted by me, will be original and solely the results of my own efforts. _______Student’s Signature Here_________________ Legalizing Marijuana or the Hemp Plant could save our Economy The purpose of this essay is to explain why Legalizing Marijuana or the hemp plant could save our economy. In the article “Hemp-could save America” (2011) states that the hemp plant is one of the oldest industries in the world dating back over 10 thousand years. Hemp fabric was found in Columbia dating back to 8000 b.c. The article “Hemp-could save America” (2011) notes that George Washington and Thomas Jefferson both grew hemp on their plantations.
The consequences that result if consumers buy this product are they will “enjoy its better, stronger peppermint favor” and have “more minutes of flavor.” Using an appeal to reason, practicality, and the emotions of the consumer, the message in this ad truly stands to support the claims of the manufacturer and lives up to the title I’ve assigned to this analysis, “More Minutes of
Education has many other positive ripple effects. Statistics show that college educated individuals take better care of themselves, participate in more volunteer activities, and more socially conscience. These qualities can only make a company stronger. Healthier living can improve a company’s health insurance cost, and acquiring better social skills and understanding only enhances the work environment. Similar to the ideal of our Nation, to increase education and accessibility to all, for our country is better when more people get degrees as our company is.
1916) This information uncovered new perspectives on hemp and helped me realize and become in favor of the industrial uses of hemp for our world and soil that we live on and use daily’s health, and I hope it does the same for you. This leads me to my next main point. The Hemp seed can be made into oil for cars, and for many other things including food. Hemp oil also burns cleaner then oil keeping our planet cleaner. The most amazing thing about hemp is it can even be made into unimaginable
Nicholas Graziano Lindsay Byron English 1101 November 5, 2009 America’s Top Cash Crop What if I were to say there was a plant that could provide one of the world’s strongest fibers, create the paper that the Declaration of Independence would be drafted on, be worn as one of the most durable and comfortable fabrics, and even be ingested as a dietary supplement? Well this plant exists and it is called hemp. Hemp is well known in most parts of the world for its enormous industrial benefits. The hemp plant can easily be grown throughout the world and flourishes in many parts of the United States. However, in America this plant is a target of the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) because hemp is widely confused with marijuana,