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An Outline For The Reason Hemp Should Be Used For Maui Fire Damaged Coastal Soil

Here is a possible outline for writing a short thesis on why hemp is the best choice for soil reclamation for the Maui burned coastline, rather than permanently damaging the soil by "sealing" it.


Hemp Plant A Natural Soil Janitor

- Introduction: Explain the background and context of the Maui wildfire that destroyed many culturally important trees, such as breadfruit and kukui nut. State the main argument that hemp plants can be used to reclaim the burned coastal area and restore the ecological and cultural balance.

- Body: Provide evidence and reasoning to support the main argument. Some possible points are:

    - Hemp plants are fast-growing, drought-tolerant, and pest-resistant, which makes them ideal for restoring degraded soils and preventing erosion¹.

    - Hemp plants can produce biomass, fiber, oil, and seeds that have various industrial, medicinal, and nutritional uses¹.

    - Hemp plants can also sequester carbon dioxide and reduce greenhouse gas emissions¹.

    - Hemp plants have a historical and cultural connection to Hawaii, as they were brought by Polynesian voyagers and used for making ropes, mats, clothing, and medicine².

    - Hemp plants can create economic opportunities for local farmers and communities, as well as promote environmental awareness and education².

- Conclusion: Summarize the main points and restate the thesis. Emphasize the benefits of hemp plants for reclaiming the Maui burned coastal area and preserving the Hawaiian heritage.


(1) The trees arrived with Polynesian voyagers. After Maui wildfire, there .... https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/trees-arrived-polynesian-voyagers-after-maui-wildfire-chance-104129499.

(2) After Maui Wildfire, a Chance to Save a Revered Tree. https://www.foodmanufacturing.com/consumer-trends/news/22876727/after-maui-wildfire-a-chance-to-save-a-revered-tree.

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