420 with CNW — Heat Wave Compounds Challenges Marijuana Firms Face in California
Sep 23, 2022
Over the past couple of years, extreme weather events have rocked several parts of the world, resulting in flash floods, extreme heat, cold and more. Last year, power grids in Texas were shut down by extremely cold weather, forcing people to live without power in blistering cold weather for days. Such extreme weather events have continued to occur across the world, with California recently experiencing a heat wave that has caused power outages and disruptions.
California also happens to have one of the…
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