Industrial Hemp Nears Wider Approval in U.S.
If Jason Lauve is right, industrial hemp may become an everyday crop in the United States sooner than expected.
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Guam Voters Approve Medical Marijuana
CANNABIS CULTURE - In the first election results of the day, voters in Guam have approved a medical marijuana initiative.
Denmark Funds Medicinal Cannabis Research
Despite numerous pushes by Copenhagen’s mayor Frank Jensen to legalise cannabis in the capital and the booming business in Christiania’s cannabis market, Denmark has taken an official hardline stance on cannabis for both recreational and medicinal use.
Marijuana Handbook Debuts in Uruguay
Almost a year after Uruguay legalized the production and sale of marijuana, a group that campaigned for the legislation is publishing a handbook with instructions for the growing and consumption of cannabis.
Isreali Defense Force Reserve Soldiers Can Now Use Medical Marijuana
We speak to CEO of Canadian cannabis supplier MedReleaf about this "historic" new decision that will allow a few hundred reserve soldiers to continue with their medication
Colorado Banks Terrified By Friendly Neighborhood Marijuana Merchants
During a visit to the Dixie Elixirs & Edibles plant in Denver last summer, I saw the machines the company uses
Bill to Remove Barriers for Medical Marijuana Trials in Australia
A bill to make it easier to conduct clinical trials of medical marijuana will be introduced to parliament on Tuesday, Victorian Health Minister David Davis says.
Tasmanian Health Minister Michael Ferguson Backs Cannabis Trials
After rejecting an application for a trial two months ago, Michael Ferguson tells an inquiry he would support a clinical trial
Decriminalisation of Personal Drug Use Under Review By Lib Dems
Policy paper due for discussion at next month's party conference also proposes an open market in cannabis
Life In Prison for Pot and Other Travesties of Marijuana Prohibition
Now that growing and selling marijuana are legitimate businesses in Colorado and Washington, the injustice of sending people to prison for engaging in those activities is starker than ever before.
