Home Grow Setups for Amendment 64 - 2'x2' LED Grow Tent
Small - 2x2 LED Grow Tent - After 3 years of use, this setup costs $1,265 to $1,936 and yields 30 to 56.25 ounces. ($23 to $65 per ounce)
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Colorado Task Force Considering Anti-marijuana Tourism Regulation
Canna-tourism: Some prohibitionists on a Colorado task force setup to help the governor and Legislature implement Amendment 64 are now trying ignore the...
Recreational MJ Sales in CO is Still Illegal - and Dangerous
After a dispute over a recreational MJ deal outside his house on Dec 13th, Cristopher Davis was shot in the back, rushed to the hospital and arrested.
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Do Alcohol and Marijuana Mix? Colorado is About to Find Out
In the debate over what marijuana legalization means for Colorado, the best drug-policy brains in the nation say there is one question getting short shrift: If people can more easily toke, does that mean they will drink less?
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Mason Tvert Takes New Role to Focus On National Cannabis Reform
Mason Tvert is now the communications director for the Marijuana Policy Project, the national lobbying group...
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Marijuana Retail Shops May Be Few, Far Between in Seattle
Ben Livingston, a local marijuana activist with the Center for Legal Cannabis, has created a map showing that pot retail stores will basically be outlawed within Seattle city limits. That’s because, according to the new law, these stores can’t be located within 1,000 feet of most places where kids are gathered.
Home Grow Setups for Amendment 64 - 1'x3'x4' LED Bookshelf
Very Small - LED Bookshelf Garden - After 1 year of use, this setup costs $548 to $643 and yields 5 to 11.25 ounces. ($49 to $129 per ounce)
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Colorado Marijuana Task Force Holds First Meeting
The group in charge of creating rules for an industry that has never existed before — the recreational marijuana stores allowed under Colorado's newly enacted Amendment 64 — gathered its breath Monday before getting to work.
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Colorado Attorney General Suthers Says He Will Respect Marijuana Measure
Colorado Attorney General John Suthers, an ardent opponent of marijuana legalization, said Wednesday he would respect the will of the voters on Amendment 64
Home Grow Setups for Amendment 64 – 2′x2′ HID Grow Tent
Small - 400 Watt Personal Stash HID Grow Tent - After 1 year of use, this setup costs $604 to $882 and yields 11.25 to 22.5 ounces. ($27 to $78 per ounce)
"The Medicated Chef" TV Host Contest in CO and WA
Host needed for the upcoming TV series "The Medicated Chef". Anyone over 21, from anywhere, can enter and win this competition.
Colorado Amendment 64 Signed Today by Governor Hickenlooper
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper has quietly signed Amendment 64 into law today. Hickenlooper has signed the amendment early and with no advance notice
Colorado Business Groups Ask Feds to Enforce Marijuana Laws
Some 20 Colorado business organizations wrote a letter to US Attorney General Eric Holder last Friday urging him to enforce federal laws barring the sale...
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Colorado Cannabis Coffeeshops?
Even if the law can be interpreted to allow cannabis clubs, the Post says, letting people smoke pot in such a social setting would be needlessly provocative... for now.
Amendment 64 Allows Home Grows - Let's Get Growing, Colorado
A single grow area can be set up with a single light. 3 clones can be purchased and grown to harvest, then 3 more clones are purchased for the next set.
Congressional Lawmakers Introduce Legislation to Halt Federal Interference In State Marijuana Laws
US Representatives have introduced bipartisan legislation in Congress, House Bill 6606, The Respect States’ and Citizens’ Rights Act of 2012 , to amend...
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Governor Hickenlooper to Create Marijuana Task Force to Iron Out Laws for Legal Weed in Colorado
Colorado Governor Hickenlooper will create a marijuana task force to help iron out the new laws and policy regarding legal marijuana in the state.
The Hill.com: “Voters Say ‘No’ To Pot Prohibition”
The Hill.com’s influential Congress blog (“Where lawmakers come to blog”) on the Prohibition of Cannabis.