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1933 Industries Inc C.TGIF

Alternate Symbol(s):  TGIFF

1933 Industries Inc. is a Canada-based cannabis cultivator and producer. The Company is focused on the cultivation and manufacturing of a portfolio of cannabis consumer-packaged goods in a variety of formats for both the wholesale and retail markets. The Company operates through three segments: Alternative Medicine Association LLC (AMA), Infused Mfg LLC (Infused MFG), and Corporate. Its AMA segment is focused on the cultivation and sale of medical and adult use cannabis products. Its Infused MFG segment is focused on the manufacturing of Hemp derived cannabidiol (CBD) products. Its product offerings through its in-house brands, including wholesale flower, pre-rolls, and extracted products under the AMA and Level X brands for the Nevada market; and Canna Hemp, a national CBD brand of wellness products, which include tinctures, gummies, topicals and sports recovery products. The Company owns 91% of AMA, and 100% of Infused MFG LLC Infused.


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Post by jfogarty12on Apr 21, 2021 7:12pm
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MSN ARTICLE - INTERESTING - water

MSN ARTICLE - INTERESTING - water

Las Vegas may become the first city in the U.S. to ban the use of ornamental grass.

It's one way the desert-locked region is hoping to conserve water following a record-breaking 2020, a year so dry that 240 days passed without measurable rainfall in the city.

The Southern Nevada Water Authority estimates there are about square 21 square kilometres of “nonfunctional turf” in the metropolitan area and says it requires four times as much water as drought-tolerant foliage like cactus and succulents.

Getting rid of that grass could save about 53 litres of water per person a day.

Justin Jones, a Clark County commissioner who serves on the water authority’s board, tells the Associated Press (AP) officials aren't targeting homeowner properties or public parks but rather, grass that's inaccessible to pedestrians, like in the middle of a parkway.

As of now, the Southern Nevada Water Authority doesn't think the idea will catch on in other municipalities, AP says, but given the recent pattern of dry conditions affecting all communities relying on water in the Colorado river, other areas may have to enact conservation tactics in the future as well.

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