Farmers in a region of Italy have a unique use for cannabis, and it has nothing to do with getting high. It seems that the low-THC hemp helps decontaminate polluted soil.
Vincenzo Fornaro says:
“For generations, our family produced ricotta and meat.”
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Webster G. Tarpley, Ph.D. TARPLEY.net October 26, 2015 [download video] [download audio] No to War, No to NATO: Call to Action from the Rome Peace Conference, October 26, 2015 We, the participants attending the International Conference Against War and For a Neutral Italy and an Independent Europe held in Rome on October 26, [...]
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Living in the United States, it can be tough to remember that the so-called ‘food’ we often eat on a daily basis is actually a slew of processed chemicals and dehydrated filler material. We’ve seen what happens when Korean girls eat American snacks for the first time (and the Korean food supply is also quite processed so it just goes to show how much worse the US processed food supply can be), and now it’s time to watch Italians try American snacks for the first time.
Checkout the reactions below:
