| Woonsocket Agricultural Science Laboratory | |
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| Type | Public utility |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2088 |
| Founder(s) | Dennis Howard |
| Headquarters | Woonsocket, BL, J Andres |
| Area served | J Andres |
| Industry | Agriculture |
| Products | foodstuffs |
| Owner(s) | Government of J Andres |
| Employees | 7,000 |
Early photo of the WASL
The Woonsocket Agricultural Sciences Laboratory, commonly abbreviated as WASL is a publicly-owned company of J Andres. It was originally founded in 2088 by Dennis Howard as a subsidiary of JTech[1]. The WASL was the first successful way to grow crops indoors on a large scale and sustainably. One year later, King Phillippe determined the WASL was a national resource and nationalized it[2]. The move was highly controversial at the time; however, King Phillippe insisted the move was in the public's best interest to prevent price gouging.
In the years following nationalization, the WASL has grown further, supplying approximately 70% of the country with all of their non-meat dietary needs by the year 2100.
References[]
- ↑ JTech Scientist Optimize Wheat Growth in Lab Settings (2088, November 22) The Anchor Times
- ↑ Phillippe Nationalizes WASL. (2089, August 28) The Anchor Times
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