By Michael A. Stusser The 18th Amendment revoked the sales and use of alcohol in the United States in 1919. Shocking as it may seem that such an act could become law, the roots of Prohibition were complex (people were … Read the article
This post appeared first on mjnewsnetwork.com.The fickle nature of humans and the trends that drive them to make consumer purchases can be unpredictable. Sometimes hot items can go cold in a hurry, leading a profitable business one day to be in the red the next. … Read the article
The cannabis market has grown with a large amount of potential over the course of the past few years. With new updates to legislation and the changing public perception of cannabis, it seems as though the future of cannabis will … Read the article
Tablet with the chemical formula of CBD
The medical community’s attention is shifting towards the green spectrum of whole-plant medicines; a category that cannabis essential oils (CEOs) slot nicely into.
Cannabis is by no means a new discovery for the … Read the article
Welcome to the latest edition of NORML’s Weekly Legislative Roundup!
We’ve got a new piece of legislation at the federal level. In conjunction with NORML’s 2018 Lobby Day, Reps. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI-02) and Carlos Curbelo (R-FL-26) introduced The Marijuana Data … Read the article
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Eighty-five percent of Americans believe that marijuana “should be legalized for medical use,” and 57 percent of respondents endorse regulating it for anyone over the age of 21, according to national survey data compiled Harris Insight & Analytics.
Among younger … Read the article
This post appeared first on http://blog.norml.org/?p=15234.During Denver’s State of the City Address, Mayor Michael Hancock addressed many of the biggest issues facing residents of the Mile High City — including his plan to respond to the city’s opioid epidemic. With Denver’s Office of the Medical … Read the article
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