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U.K. firm sets sights on building what it claims is world’s first carbon-negative medical cannabis facility

Glass Pharms has received the funding needed to build what it calls the first medical cannabis facility to be carbon-negative.

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In a deal with an unnamed infrastructure investment fund, Glass Pharms notes it will get up to £22.5 million ($38.5 million) “in financing to build the first dedicated medical cannabis cultivation facility that will be carbon negative by design.”

An area in the South of England will serve as the home for the planned 2.5-hectare greenhouse facility, notes a company statement.

Glass Pharms, which snagged the first U.K. commercial licence to supply high-THC cannabis flower to lawful third parties, like pharmaceutical companies, explains that the

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