Texas Educator Promotes Herbal Cannabis Partnership
CANNABIS CULTURE – Everything’s higher in Texas.
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Lessons from Pain
CANNABIS CULTURE – How a broken neck hatched a CBD empire.
Caveat-Filled Texas Cannabis Bill Passes House and Senate
CANNABIS CULTURE – House Bill 1535, which expanded access for medical cannabis patients via the Texas Compassionate Use Program (TCUP) passed in both the House and Senate last week. Governor Greg Abbot has yet to sign the bill, but most cannabis advocates agree he will sign “any bill that comes across his desk.”
Cannabis-Tech Inventor Prepared For Boom
CANNABIS CULTURE – To match the projected $92 billion tax revenue from cannabis sales into US economy, one innovator sees the need for a leap in technology to help independent companies prosper.
Marijuana March Celebrates Long-Overdue Victory
CANNABIS CULTURE -While New Yorkers wait for the government to set up the infrastructure, the bill allows adults 21 years or older to smoke cannabis anywhere that tobacco is allowed. The question now is, who will legalization leave behind?
Cannabis Lobby Sparks Curious Alliances
CANNABIS CULTURE – Cannabis-lobbying across the US has achieved that rare thing – uniting big banks, big tobacco, unionists, and Black Lives Matter activists – for now.
Humboldt County Organic Seeds Now In Canadian Soil
CANNABIS CULTURE – Two companies from North America’s cannabis meccas, Humboldt county and British Columbia, have announced a partnership to supply the first organic-certified seeds to Canada.
Volcanic Eruption Devastates St. Vincent’s Cannabis Growers
CANNABIS CULTURE – The eruption of La Soufrière, a volcano on the Caribbean island of St. Vincent, has devastated the local Rastafari community who have been unable to receive any financial relief from the government.
A Rags to Lower Middle Class Cannabis Story
CANNABIS CULTURE – Or, how I turned $5,000 into $130,000 in Four Months.
“Lung Damaging Agent” Approved By Health Canada
CANNABIS CULTURE – Previously stockpiled by the US military, chloropicrin was used as a chemical weapon with effects similar to tear gas. Minimal exposure has been associated with acute eye irritation, coughing, and severe gastrointestinal effects, such as extreme nausea, colic, and diarrhea.
