Pot packaging for legal retail sale is being tossed in the streets, and it's not recyclable. Cannabis growing operations' sewer waste is a concern, and so is millions of pounds of weed harvest waste that could be composted but isn't. Why? It's complicated.
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U.S. pot companies are going public in Canada because legality here is uncertain | Sunday Buzz
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Does legal weed make police more effective?
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They worked at Amazon, Apple and Microsoft, and now they’re working to get you stoned
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Marijuana company Tilray completes IPO above expected price
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Oregon admits lack of oversight of medical-marijuana program
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Marijuana company Tilray plans to sell 9 million shares in IPO
Canadian marijuana company Tilray, a subsidiary of Seattle-based Privateer Holdings, plans to price stock in its IPO between $14 and $16 a share.