The Hemp Renaissance traces the remarkable journey of hemp from ancient cultivation to its re-emergence as a cornerstone of sustainable innovation. Through a blend of history, global case studies, practical applications, and future-focused analysis, this book examines hemp’s potential across multiple industries — agriculture, textiles, medicine, food systems, energy, and especially construction. Highlighting the Green New Deal University approach to best practices, it provides annotated references and research-based insights for educators, policymakers, entrepreneurs, and environmental advocates. A dedicated chapter on Hempcrete showcases how this biomaterial is reshaping sustainable architecture and construction practices.