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In Colorado, the Number of Women in Marijuana Industry Is Getting Higher
What began several years ago with a trickle of women tiptoeing into the brave, new weed world has turned into a stream in Colorado.
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CannabusinessLink
First Recreational Marijuana Licenses in Whatcom County, Washington
The state has issued the first recreational marijuana licenses in Whatcom County, Washington to two growers-processors.
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The World’s First Greenhouse That Connects to Your Phone
Meet the Niwa, an indoor hydroponic greenhouse that lets you take care of your plants including water, feed and humidity all from an app on your smartphone.
Law & PoliticsLink
Minnesota Lawmakers Strike Medical Marijuana Deal
Minnesota lawmakers struck a deal legalizing medical marijuana, handing a major victory to severely ill children. Gov. Dayton said he would sign the bill.
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Vermont to Study Marijuana Legalization
Vermont's Governor's office is gearing up for a task assigned by the Legislature: studying the fiscal and other impacts if the state legalizes marijuana.
Toronto’s First Medical Marijuana Clinic Will Open in July
According to Leaf Science the Cannabinoid Medical Clinic will soon be the first clinic in Toronto that specializes in medical marijuana.
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Marijuana Oil to Treat Seizures Faces Hurdles in Kentucky
Issues are the availability of marijuana oil, approval from the FDA and the cost of studies that preliminary estimates say could be $10,000 per participant.
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San Jose Council Delays Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Vote
The debate over medical marijuana dispensaries in San Jose was delayed when a contentious city council chamber failed to vote on a proposed ordinance.
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Denver Accepts Tweaks to Marijuana-Themed Concerts
The Colorado Symphony Orchestra's is aligning its bring-your-own-cannabis concerts with laws that authorize but still regulate marijuana use in Colorado.
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Want to Open a Marijuana Dispensary in Illinois? It Will Cost You
Illinois passed a bill legalizing medical marijuana though Illinois has some of the strictest regulations and most expensive entry fees in the industry.
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See How Much the Medical Marijuana Effort Has Raised in Florida
A political committee helping spearhead a ballot effort to legalize medical marijuana in Florida raised an overall total of $3.1 million through April.
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Iowa Governor Branstad Likely to Sign Cannabis Oil Bill
The chances are very good that Gov. Terry Branstad will sign a bill into law this month to allow the use of cannabis oil to treat severe cases of epilepsy.
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Medicating Colorado Vets Won’t Lose Healthcare
Military vets using medical marijuana will not be disqualified from VA benefits or services according to the Colorado Veterans Administration medical center
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Claims That Marijuana Use Makes Students Lazy Are Unfounded
There is a belief among administrators that student use of marijuana leads to lackluster academic performance and a lack of interest in campus involvement.
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Bermuda Report Urges Easing Marijuana Laws
A report commissioned by the government of Bermuda has endorsed legalizing marijuana for medical purposes and decriminalizing personal use of the drug.
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Use the Pot Leaf to Distinguish Medibles?
High Times reports Colorado is a facing public relations issue that must be dealt with effectively, products infused with marijuana, medibles.
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NY's Medical Marijuana Bill: Glaucoma Out, Rheumatoid Arthritis In
Recent amendments to New York medical marijuana bill include not allowing it to be used for glaucoma, but for rheumatoid arthritis, the bill's sponsor said.
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Poll: Slim Majority in Connecticut Backs Legalizing Recreational Pot
By a slim margin, Connecticut voters back recreational marijuana, with strong support coming from those under 30, according to a Quinnipiac University poll.