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Legalize Industrial Hemp and zone it in arid lands to replace corn for cellulose ethanol to conserve water now.

Created by B.O. on September 05, 2013

Medina Lake in Texas is dry. Lake Travis is %68 empty. Water is being welled south for the Eagle Ford oil fracking while the drought takes the rest. Meanwhile the EPA has increased the requirements for corn cellulose ethanol.
Hemp requires less water than corn.
Hemp requires no pesticides or fertilizers.
Hemp contains %80 cellulose.
In less than 25 years the area from Texas to Kansas will not have viable water resources to grow corn unless we cut water consumption by %25 today.
Hemp is our only natural solution. A hemp amendment awaits in the pending Senate Farm Bill. Call and write your Congressman today! (votehemp.com).

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