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Policy change and more innovation needed to reap the benefits of industrial cannabis

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September 22, 2021

Policy change and more innovation are needed for Canada to realize the many benefits of industrial cannabis, including its nutritious food value, its ability to reduce carbon emissions and its potential for energy storage, says Carl Martel, an independent scientist and founder of the Ottawa-based Advanced Botanical and Biomass Research Institute, in an op-ed.

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Organizations: Advanced Botanical and Biomass Research Institute, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Government of Canada, and Health Canada
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Topics: cannabis and energy storage, cannabis in reducing carbon emissions, cannabis industry, cannabis's food value, government policy on cannabis, and industrial cannabis and benefits

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