Month: July 2018 (Page 10)

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While cannabis companies in Israel await export approval, neighboring Lebanon is reportedly considering turning to MMJ to improve its economy. Global consulting firm McKinsey & Co. recommended legalizing medical cannabis to Lebanon’s cabinet earlier this month, among other proposals. The move could add up to $1 billion to the country’sContinue Reading

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A move to legalize medical marijuana in South Korea picked up a key backer, increasing its chances of approval. South Korea would be the only country in Asia, besides Israel, to approve medical cannabis for qualifying patients, which would mark a significant milestone in the global medical cannabis industry. India allows medicalContinue Reading

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Several cannabis greenhouses caught fire Monday afternoon in central California, leading the company’s 300 employees to evacuate and call authorities for help. The greenhouses are owned by Loudpack Farms, a licensed cultivation operation in the tiny hamlet of Greenfield, about 150 miles southeast of San Francisco. No injuries were reported, accordingContinue Reading

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These are the strains that go perfectly with Drake’s latest album, Scorpion. Buckle up, friends. Going for a ride. The post How To Smoke Your Way Through Drake’s Scorpion Album appeared first on Leafly. Read More: How To Smoke Your Way Through Drake’s Scorpion AlbumContinue Reading

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Arriving on a late flight to Colorado, but want to hit the cannabis scene right away? Check out these conveniently located late night dispensaries. The post A Guide to Cannabis Dispensaries Open Late in Colorado appeared first on Leafly. Read More: A Guide to Cannabis Dispensaries Open LateContinue Reading

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With the nation’s cannabis laws created as a patchwork by lawmakers and activists from state to state, it’s widely understood the quality of data coming out of those states is similarly scrambled. To respond to this problem of incongruous state cannabis data, Congressional members Tulsi Gabbard, a Democrat from Hawaii, and CarlosContinue Reading