Day: October 24, 2016 (Page 2)

Wicked Local Hingham(No heading)Wicked Local Hingham“As veteran police officers we believe that allowing the delivery, sale, transfer, growing, cultivating, processing, and manufacturing of marijuana and its derivatives would have a detrimental impact upon the citizens of Massachusetts for a variety of …and more » Read More: (No heading) – Wicked LocalContinue Reading

Seacoastonline.comQuestion 4 — whether to legalize recreational marijuana is on the ballot. Wicked Local PhotoWicked Local Hingham“As veteran police officers we believe that allowing the delivery, sale, transfer, growing, cultivating, processing, and manufacturing of marijuana and its derivatives would have a detrimental impact upon the citizens of Massachusetts for aContinue Reading

The Oracle DispatchIndoor Harvest Corp (OTCMKTS:INQD) Making a MoveThe Oracle DispatchThat comes as the U.S. DEA has opened up the field of cannabis research, making Indoor Harvest's work with controlled environment agriculture very valuable to pharmaceutical companies looking for cannabis treatments. How Indoor Harvest plans to move … Read More: IndoorContinue Reading

The San Diego Union-TribuneDon't expect pot shops to bloom overnight, even if Prop. 64 passesThe San Diego Union-TribuneFILE–This April 21, 2011, file photo shows marijuana growing in a home in Oregon. California voters will determine on Nov. 8 whether to join Oregon among states legalizing recreational use of marijuana forContinue Reading

Legal weed is just the beginning | Stanford DailyThe Stanford DailyWhen it comes to politics, you can always count on your Uber driver for a considered perspective. That proved true recently when a thumb-shaped man named …and more » Read More: Legal weed is just the beginning | Stanford Daily – TheContinue Reading

Legal weed is just the beginningThe Stanford DailyMoreover, like any form of agriculture, marijuana cultivation is not without its environmental impact. If you believe the good folks over at Breitbart and their “researchers,” each marijuana plant uses an estimated six gallons of water per day, though …and more » Read More:Continue Reading

WDIV DetroitBusinessman found stabbed in warehouse with illegal grow…WDIV DetroitWhen Detroit police homicide detectives entered the building they found a sophisticated illegal marijuana grow operation in the back of the warehouse. Police said there were signs people lived there and were trying to expand production. Close to 50 … Read More:Continue Reading