New Pyramids

Conducting a detailed feasibility study and project planning for constructing the New Pyramids project in Moncton requires a comprehensive analysis of several factors. Here's a structured approach: ### Feasibility Study #### 1. Project Description - **Objective:** To build an autonomous vertical organic aeroponic garden using hemp-derived materials, capable of feeding 1 million people and producing its own electricity. - **Location:** Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada. #### 2. Market Analysis - **Demand:** Assess the demand for organic produce in New Brunswick. Consider population growth, dietary trends, and local food security needs. - **Competition:** Evaluate existing local food production capabilities, including traditional farming and other vertical farming projects. - **Supply Chain:** Identify suppliers for hemp-derived materials, aeroponic systems, and renewable energy components. #### 3. Technical Analysis - **Site Selection:** Choose an optimal location considering land cost

### Business Plan for the Organic Revolution of 2030 **Executive Summary:** This business plan outlines a comprehensive strategy to complete the Organic Revolution by 2030. It aims to universally ban non-organic practices, transition from fossil industries to sustainable organic hemp technology, and legalize all safe, organic plant-based drugs and medications. The plan emphasizes the criminalization of non-organic agricultural and industrial processes and leverages the myriad uses of organic hemp, including Hemp-derived Carbon Nanosheets Infused Composite Technologies (H-dCNs-ICT), which NATO has shown interest in. --- **1. Vision and Mission** **Vision:**   To create a sustainable, organic civilization where non-organic practices are banned, and organic hemp technology leads the way in agricultural, industrial, and medical advancements. **Mission:**   To protect organic life through sustainable practices, the legalization of safe organic drugs, and the widespread adoption of hemp tech