The Netherlands has with its tolerant politics around cannabis long played a historic role in the cannabis world as some sort of pioneers. Now the government wants to clear the so called back door problem.
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Even the illegal cannabis market thrives in USA
One of the arguments of the legalization movement is (and has been) that it would kill the black cannabis market off This has not happened at all, mainly due to slow regulation and high legal prices.
Will legal hemp destroy outdoor cultivation in the US?
Outdoor weed farmers in the US are concerned about the prospect that their efforts to grow high THC-level cannabis will be destroyed by hemp.
Australian territory likely to pass cannabis legislation bill
The Australian Labor Party member Michael Pettersson has introduced a bill to the Australian Capital Territory (which is surrounding Canberra, the Australian capitol) about cannabis legalization that is widely thought to be passed.
Turkey will grow cannabis as part of economic plan
According to Spanish newspaper El Pais, Turkey is going to make cannabis an important cornerstone in the country’s economical planning.
MI: Dramatic cost reduction for medical cannabis patients
Ten years after Michigan legalized medical cannabis the medical patients and growers will get massive cost reductions. This is because the state is getting way more money than their actual costs during the present system.
Cannabis jobs pay more and are in high demand
According to new statistics cannabis jobs give 11% over the average salary in the US and are 76% in demand.
MI: Contaminated caretaker produced medical cannabis recalled
More than 50 pounds of medical cannabis has been recalled in Michigan and there is a concern about the quality in caregiver produced marijuana.
Israel government approves export of medical cannabis
The Israeli government on Sunday approved exports of medical cannabis. A message that has been long awaited from the country’s cannabis producers.
EU organisation EMCDDA saying the obvious
It’s not a small thing when The European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA) is pointing out that the highest courts of Mexico, South Africa and Georgia did something revolutionary.