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29/01/2026

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For H**pire, this day is not just a date on the calendar — it is a daily commitment. The construction sector is one of the largest sources of global CO₂ emissions, and it is exactly where systemic change can make the greatest impact.

We work with h**p-lime materials that not only reduce the carbon footprint compared to conventional building materials, but also store CO₂ throughout the building’s life cycle. H**p is a fast-renewing resource, it does not degrade soils, and it forms the basis for a new generation of building materials – energy-efficient, safe, and locally sourced.

Reducing emissions is not about compromise, but about making smarter technological choices that serve the future. We believe construction industry can — and must — be climate-responsible.

Building with less carbon. Building more resilience.

https://www.h**pire.com.ua/en/h**pire-home/

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21/01/2026

Scientists Revive Extinct Cannabis Enzymes to Trace the Drug’s Ancient Origins.

Scientists have successfully resurrected long-extinct cannabis enzymes, revealing how the plant first evolved the ability to produce compounds like THC, CBD, and CBC millions of years ago.

Using a method called ancestral sequence reconstruction, researchers from Wageningen University & Research rebuilt ancient enzymes that existed before modern cannabis evolved. When tested in the lab, these enzymes proved more flexible and resilient than today’s versions, capable of producing multiple cannabinoids at once rather than specializing in just one.

The findings suggest early cannabis plants relied on “promiscuous” enzymes that later evolved into the highly specialized cannabinoid-producing systems seen today. Beyond solving an evolutionary mystery, the work could help scientists engineer new medicinal cannabis varieties or produce rare cannabinoids more efficiently using biotechnology.

The study also shows that cannabinoid-producing enzymes evolved independently in cannabis and other unrelated plants, highlighting nature’s tendency to reinvent useful chemistry.

Source: Published in: Plant Biotechnology Journal
Date: 13 January 2026

21/01/2026

The Institute says it will work with New York-based companies to assess product-market fit, bringing buyer expectations into the development loop early.

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13/01/2026

https://youtu.be/pDbJYq91FrM?si=GaQr4PqriAjbYxML

Cannabis legalization was promised as a victory for patients, activists, and small farmers. But for the people who risked their lives to build the movement, ...

13/01/2026

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13/01/2026

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Will be very interesting for anyone interested in mental health Held at the university of Chester
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Join us for an in-depth examination of traditional + modern psychedelics, including their benefits for mental health. Followed by Q+A.

13/01/2026

Explore World Breeders, a cannabis seed company paving the way for global seed exports with innovative founders and diverse expertise.

13/01/2026

https://softsecrets.com/en-GB/article/potential-anti-inflammatory-effects-cbdv-and-cbg?brid=X22hDwRTuhQWDNjpMiSDTg

CBDV and CBG are lesser-known compounds

13/01/2026

H**p isn’t just for rope and canvas. It’s showing up in footwear, too.

H**p fibers are naturally strong, breathable, and durable, making them a practical material for shoes and everyday apparel. In footwear, h**p can be used in uppers, linings, and laces, often blended with other fibers for comfort and performance.