‘Today is absolutely historic’: legal marijuana sales roll out in New Jersey
Voters first approved of legalizing cannabis in the state in 2020 and on 21 April, it became one of the first on the US east coast to start recreational sales
Seth Rogen on his pot business: ‘most people can incorporate weed into their lives’
Seth Rogen is known for being an actor, a writer, a producer and also a lover of cannabis. So much so that, with friends and investors including Evan Goldberg and Mikey Mohr, he started a company in 2019 called Houseplant
Cannabis Legalization In The US: 10 Red States That Are Going Green In 2022
The majority of states that have fully embraced recreational marijuana are blue, but there are 10 red states that are making moves to go more “green” by the end of this year.
Veterans Groups Call On Congress To Allow Medical Marijuana Access Through VA
House and Senate committees held joint hearings last week to hear from veterans service organizations (VSOs)
More than 70% of New Jersey towns ban adult-use marijuana retail
The number of New Jersey communities opting out of the legal marijuana industry has increased dramatically in recent weeks, reaching almost three-quarters of the municipalities in the state.
What is “sustainable” cannabis? In California’s Emerald Triangle, it starts with terroir and sunshine
From 2013 to 2018, 50 percent of growth in consumer packaged goods came from products marketed as sustainable, and the green tech and sustainability market is predicted to be worth $36.6 billion by 2025.
Veterans push for medical marijuana in conservative South
The movement focuses on the remaining 14 states that have not enacted comprehensive medical marijuana programs or full marijuana legalization
Cannabis May Help Veterans With PTSD – Lawmakers May Be Acknowledging That
After 17 years in the military and Special Forces deployments in nearly every terrorist hot spot on Earth, former Green Beret Adam Smith found that while his military battles had ended, his personal one had not.
Our veterans deserve the well-being that medical cannabis can provide
The physical and mental trauma that veterans experience as a result of their military service extends far beyond the end of their participation in combat-related roles. To recognize the sacrifices veterans have made to protect our country, state and federal lawmakers must continue to expand access to crucial treatment options and programs that assist veterans who are struggling with post-war illnesses. These should include making medical cannabis available to all veterans.