I'm aware of American market consolidation. None of that explains why hemp paper isn't a global industry supposedly due to monopolists if it was four times as efficient. America is just one player in this commodity. The worlds largest paper maker, China, doesn't particularly care about American industry lobbists. I think the economic differences between irrigated hemp farming and tree farming and logging are likely much more salient.
"Everywhere I go smells like shit."
Nobody has a global monopoly on paper. That's enough to prove this isn't quite accurate. Hell Ancient China originated both paper and hemp and they still use trees(though they did use hemp for a time).
Edit: I'm not going to respond individually to the comments below other then to say the leftist version of American Exceptionalism is on full display.
Teratomas and reproductive organs, name an more iconic combo
The primary question here MoCo has is how. Notwithstanding Thomas's deranged concurrence on how unacceptable it is the board is teaching this and not religion, the court doesn't suggest how to pay for the costs of having separate atomized instruction and instructors. If the kids stay home for the day then whatever. But that's not the ask in this case.
LaTeX no less. Make sure your safeword markup is correct.
Watching this guy barreling down a waterslide while drinking whiskey with a pack of cigarettes at hand and a crystal ashtray while wearing a full suit with your family at your side is funny as fuck. Kim sure knows how to put on absurd state events.
This is the bloke that grabbed me on the penis
And if you meet flourine out on the wild, you will be F'ed. It will bind itself to you without your consent or caring about things like essential biological processes for life.
Life is a game of burning but trying to do it slowly.
favouring transit
China is largely dominating the electric bus market too. I doubt Europe particularly wants to bootstrap a lithium mining and refining industry to compete though. The Chinese companies are that vertically integrated.
That's largely what you see in China. Northern forests for paper, some hemp in the ag areas but mostly food. Finland and Sweden are major paper producers but they couldn't grow hemp if they wanted. And Brazil grows eucalyptus in marginal soils(acidic post pasture that cant even support cattle grazing anymore, none the less hemp and what annual tillage would do for the erosion of already shitty soil) very quickly to produce a massive amount of paper(with it's own ecological problems). None of these have anything to do with US drug laws or monopolies.