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Seed Certification, Global Research Lab Set Out to Standardize US Hemp
The Associated Press - Published on June 14, 2019Read moreA global hemp research lab, a nascent national review board for hemp varieties, and a handful of seed certification programs are working to standardize US hemp for a world market.
Nevada law bars most employers from rejecting cannabis consumers
The Associated Press - Published on June 13, 2019Read moreThe law makes it unlawful for would-be employers in Nevada “to fail or refuse to hire” a prospective employee whose screening test results indicate the presence of marijuana.
California Court: Cannabis in Prison Is OK—if Inmates Don’t Inhale
The Associated Press - Published on June 13, 2019Read moreA state appeals court ruled that California voters legalized possession of less than an ounce of cannabis by adults in 2016, with no exception even for those behind bars.
Health Claims Draw Patients as Cannabis Science Catches Up
The Associated Press - Published on June 11, 2019Read moreThe number of medical marijuana cardholders more than tripled in the last five years, as more states jumped on the bandwagon. Meanwhile, barriers to research are finally falling.
Medical Marijuana Sales Soar in Oklahoma, Topping $23M in May
The Associated Press - Published on June 7, 2019Read moreTo date, medical marijuana sales have generated nearly $10.7 million for state coffers in Oklahoma.
Las Vegas Cannabis Fees to Fund Homeless Services
The Associated Press - Published on May 23, 2019Read moreLicensing fees will help fund emergency housing and services to teens and young adults who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
Advocates Ask Maine to Put Locals, Small Businesses First
The Associated Press - Published on May 23, 2019Read moreThe state needs to use the rules to prevent corporate marijuana interests from overrunning the state’s small cannabis industry, dispensary owners said.
Kansas Set to Allow Low-THC Cannabis Oil Beginning July 1
The Associated Press - Published on May 21, 2019Read moreUnder a new law set to take effect in July, Kansas will allow certain medical patients to use CBD products that contain no more than 5% THC.
Maine Hopes to Learn From Other States’ Cannabis Mistakes
The Associated Press - Published on May 21, 2019Read moreAs Maine prepares for legal cannabis sales in 2020, some officials say they want to avoid following in other states’ footsteps.
NJ Lawmakers Advance Medical Cannabis, Expungement Bills
The Associated Press - Published on May 20, 2019Read moreMonday’s votes come days after the Senate president said a bill legalizing cannabis for adults didn’t have enough support to pass and he instead would pursue a 2020 referendum.