Citrus, Marijuana May Replace Vanishing South African Coal Jobs

(Bloomberg) — South Africa could replace coal and power-station jobs by investing in citrus and marijuana plantations to produce hemp in its coal belt as the nation, which is the world’s 15th-biggest producer of greenhouse gases, tries to wean itself off dependency on the dirtiest fossil fuel, a study showed. Read More

Citrus, Marijuana May Replace Vanishing South African Coal Jobs

Citrus, Marijuana May Replace Vanishing South African Coal Jobs

Citrus, Marijuana May Replace Vanishing South African Coal Jobs

Citrus, Marijuana May Replace Vanishing South African Coal Jobs
Citrus, Marijuana May Replace Vanishing South African Coal Jobs
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