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Legally operating marijuana businesses throughout the U.S. still don’t have a way to use the banking system. Businesses are still paying ...
January, 2017
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5 January
Advocates to Hand out and Smoke 4,200 Joints at Trump Inauguration
During Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20th, marijuana advocates plan to pass out and light up 4,200 joints. Supporters will gather ...
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5 January
These Cities and States Have Decriminalized Marijuana
Society’s attitude regarding cannabis is shifting. Law enforcement agencies and lawmakers across the country are also shifting their positions on our ...
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4 January
Marijuana Sales in North America Soared to Record Heights in 2016
A 30-percent increase in marijuana sales in the U.S. since 2015 led to 2016’s marijuana sales to total $5.86 billion. Include ...
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3 January
Marijuana Ads on California Highways Could Disappear
There have already been billboards pushing Tommy Chong’s brand, Chong’s Choice, on Highway 50 in California, but a new bill—Assembly Bill ...
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2 January
Recreational Marijuana Legal in Nevada as of January 1, 2017
As of January 1, 2017 recreational marijuana use is legal for adults 21 and older in Nevada. Adults can now legally use ...
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2 January
What Will Happen in the U.S. Marijuana Industry in 2017?
There are dozens of speculations and expectations for the U.S.’s blossoming marijuana industry in 2017. Many believe that Trump will come ...
December, 2016
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31 December
5 Cities Most Likely to Become the Next Cannabis Capital of the U.S.
Denver is currently the “cannabis capital of the U.S.” But, with more states legalizing recreational marijuana, that could change in 2017. ...
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30 December
Construction Begins on World’s Most Advanced Marijuana Facility
Aurora Sky will be the world’s most advanced marijuana production facility, and will call the Edmonton International Airport grounds its home. ...
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30 December
Colorado’s Marijuana Tax Revenue Used to Build Housing for the Homeless
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper has requested $12.3 million of marijuana tax revenue in his 2017-2018 fiscal year budget go to help ...