It’s Time For Some Tough Love For The Marijuana Movement
Right now, the only viable marijuana bill in Congress is a banking bill—how shameful is that?
Right now, the only viable marijuana bill in Congress is a banking bill—how shameful is that?
The measure says that the THC cannot exceed 5 milligrams per serving or 50 milligrams per package.
According to records state investigators obtained, the majority of the THC in the distillate came from the hemp-derived THC-A oil — which the state doesn’t regulate — and a very small amount of Missouri-grown marijuana.
Senate bill would also redirect most of the revenue from legalized weed into funding Republican law enforcement priorities, instead of the community programs and addiction treatment services authorized by voters.
“30 studies found evidence for substitution, 17 for complementarity, 14 did not find evidence for either, and four found evidence for both.”
“And 29% of these border dispensaries adjoin a neighboring state with less permissive cannabis laws.”
Looking back on old times, it seems only three types of people didn’t smoke mids in the ’90s: growers, rappers, and liars
DeWine Administration proposing executive rule to require dispensaries be licensed in September
The extent of fungal toxins in cannabis and hemp products is still unknown because these toxins are rarely regulated.
“This Black History Month, NORML recognizes the devastating harms of America’s drug war on Black communities, families, and individuals across the nation.”
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