Problem- Cutting of tress for various use has taken a toll on environment, to save it from getting worst and irreversible we need to find a wood substitute. Wood still plays a central role in 21st-century life. It's used in home construction and furnishing, in transportation, and in the manufacturing of countless consumer products. With all trees on the planet wiped out, previously forested ecosystems “would become only a source of emission of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, rather than a sink

Solution- Hemp, or industrial hemp, is a variety of the Cannabis sativa plant species that is grown specifically for industrial use. It can be used to make a wide range of products. Along with bamboo, hemp is one of the fastest growing plants on Earth. Considered as the premier wood substitute with the smallest ecological footprint it can be used for everything just as wood. i.e. construction materials, flooring, and furniture. All current and future Hemp Wood production facilities can be used repeatedly without ecological degradation. Designed to keep up with demand and meet the needs of large scale orders regularly. It has lower rates than wood. It only takes 6 months to mature hemp plants for lumber production. Hemp Wood products made are 20% harder and stronger than regular wood.