Seattle Limits Marijuana Grows, WA Adviser Considers THC Cap
In an article on seattlepi.com, Jake Ellison notes that Washington's Liquor Control Board has set no limits on the size of recreational marijuana grows.
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Seattle to Ticket for Smoking Marijuana in Public. Sometime
Under I-502, Seattle residents caught smoking marijuana in public have received only warnings. The city is expected to enact an ordinance to fine people.
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MMJ Advocates in Jackson, MI to Protest Dispensary Ban
Advocates are organizing a protest for August 13, when the Jackson city council will revisit a dispensary ban and either enact or repeal the ordinance
Drug Treatment Specialists on Cannabis Law: Don't Imprison, Make Us Rich
Drug treatment specialists are fighting to decriminalize small amounts. When someone is busted for possession, they get a new (court ordered) client.
Washington Expresses More Concern Over Cannabis Extracts
When Washington's Liquor Control Board released its draft rules, it ruled that cannabis extracts and concentrates can't be sold in retail channels.
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30,000 Square Foot Dispensary Proposed in Massachusetts
John Glowik has been meeting with officials in Grafton, Massachusetts to discuss his proposal to open a 30,000 square foot medical marijuana dispensary.
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Oregon Dispensary Law Won't Stop Pending Cases
Oregon's recently-passed medical marijuana dispensary law won't help owners and operators that were arrested before its passage.
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Boulder Wants Even More Sales Tax on Recreational Marijuana
The Boulder City Council may add an additional 10% sales tax (on top of the 16.3% sales tax in place) and a 15% excise tax to recreational marijuana.
High Scientist: The Mind-Blowing Size of The Universe
It is incredible to sit, smoke and think about other planets, other stars, other galaxies and really ponder the mind-blowing size of the universe.
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Cannabis Plants Sprout Across German City in Protest
A group called "A Few Autonomous Flower Children" set out in June to plant seeds throughout the city, and now cannabis plants are sprouting everywhere.
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Scientists Discover Another Way Marijuana Helps Brains Grow
It was discovered that THC promotes neurogenesis, the growth of new brain cells. CBD also promotes neurogenesis. That's right, marijuana helps brains grow!
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70% of Recent Major US Drug Seizures Are Marijuana Related
In an article on The Daily Chronic, Scott Gacek examines a study which found over 70% of US drug seizures big enough to make the news involved marijuana.
Robert Sharpe: Combat Synthetics with Marijuana Legalization
Mr. Sharpe suggests that marijuana legalization would combat the problem by removing the demand for these unstudied and potentially dangerous drugs.
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BC Decriminalization Petition Approved, Signatures Needed
Cannabis reform activist Dana Larson has been granted approval by Elections BC to begin collecting signatures for a cannabis decriminalization petition.
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First Large Study of Medical Marijuana Use in Young Adults
The NIH has granted $3.3 million to Drexel University for a five-year study of medical marijuana's impact on drug use and health in young adults.
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Trayvon Martin's Marijuana Use Not Brought Up in Trial
After all the controversy caused by the judges decision about the levels of cannabinoids in Trayvon Martin's system, the defense decided not to bring it up.
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NM Rep: Veterans Need Better Access to Medical Marijuana
PTSD is a qualifying condition for medical marijuana in New Mexico, but advocates say veterans can often be fired from their jobs for using the herb.
Judge Allows Marijuana Use Evidence in Trayvon Martin Case
Judge Debra Nelson, the judge presiding over the Trayvon Martin case, has ruled to allow jurors to hear evidence of marijuana in Trayvon Martin's system.