A Decade Into States Legalizing, Underage Use Has Plummeted
September 10, 2024
Guest Opinion: These latest surveys are far from the only evidence that fewer teens are experimenting with cannabis
Guest Opinion: These latest surveys are far from the only evidence that fewer teens are experimenting with cannabis
“The scientific evidence in favor of removing cannabis from Schedule I remains overwhelming.”
“Neither past nor current cannabis use should automatically preclude someone from legal protections explicitly provided by the US Constitution.”
“I’ve heard that talking point [by critics] long before DeSantis even chose to inject himself into the whole Amendment 3 and hemp industry battle.”
She’s the first major party candidate to have ever called for the plant’s legalization and regulation. Like the majority of Americans, Vice President Kamala Harris has changed her views
Twenty-seven percent of respondents also said that cannabis reduced their use of other illegal drugs.
Neither the passage of adult-use marijuana legalization laws nor the advent of retail cannabis sales is associated with increased marijuana use by adolescents.
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Self-reporting of less drinking has followed changes in the legal status of cannabis
The federal comment portal is still open for nearly two months—here’s how you can submit comments on cannabis reclassification
