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One hectare of hemp can save 4 hectares of forest from exploitation if it is cultivated for paper production and not only

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Dan Rusu
EcoBlog
18 November 2019
Paper produced from hemp contains at least three times more cellulose than others and from one hectare cultivated with hemp it can be produced four times more paper than from one hectare of forest.
Paper produced from hemp contains at least three times more cellulose than others and from one hectare cultivated with hemp it can be produced four times more paper than from one hectare of forest. A study by researchers at the University of Warsaw, Poland, answers the question "Why hemp?" very clearly. This unique plant, Cannabis sativa, has several advantages.

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This pensioner saves hundreds of thousands of hectares of land and millions of liters of water from pollution

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Dan Rusu
EcoBlog
10 May 2019
Ion Gaftoneanu, a pensioner from Suceava (Romania), collects thousands of used batteries on a monthly basis, which he takes to the special collection centers where he leaves them for recycling factories.
Ion Gaftoneanu, a pensioner from Suceava (Romania), collects thousands of used batteries on a monthly basis, which he takes to the special collection centers where he leaves them for recycling factories. Given that a pill-type battery containing mercury can pollute 500 liters of water or a square meter of soil over a 50-year period, anyone could imagine how many acres of land and how many liters of water Mr. Gaftoneanu saves by collecting thousands of batteries for recycling every month.

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PLASTIC-FREE vegetables and fruit in supermarkets, yes, it's possible!

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Dan Rusu
Sustainability
25 September 2020
PLASTIC-FREE vegetables and fruits in the supermarkets, yes, it's possible!
Here are 15 examples from the shelves in Romanian supermarkets with vegetables and fruit packed in paper, cardboard or jute.

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Milk delivered home in reusable glass bottles, which both carnivores and vegetarians love

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Dan Rusu
Sustainability
02 November 2019
Oato, a milk loved by carnivores and vegetarians, delivered home, in glass bottles. When finished, the company brings you other full bottles and takes the empty ones to be washed and refilled. Sounds good, doesn't it?
Milk delivered home in glass bottles. When finished, the company brings you other full bottles and takes the empty ones to be washed and refilled. Sounds good, doesn't it? But what if I told you that this "milk" is loved by carnivores and vegetarians alike? That this business is designed so that the negative impact on the environment is minimal? It sounds even better, doesn't it?

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