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Federal marijuana rescheduling is “unlikely” to improve banking access for state-legal cannabis businesses, congressional researchers say in a new report. But one Democratic congressman says the reclassification move, when it is enacted, could have a political effect that spurs action on separate marijuana banking legislation. The new report from theContinue Reading

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Too stoned to work? Frequent Cannabis users prone to absenteeism Image Cannabis News August 27, 2024 Cannabis Use Disorder Linked to Significant Workplace Absenteeism, Study Finds. People with ‘cannabis use disorder’ miss as many as 4,2 workdays a month, according to researchers from UC San Diego and New York University.Continue Reading

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The Motivations of a “Wake-and-Bake” Cannabis Lifestyle Image Cannabis News August 27, 2024 The Rising Trend of Morning Cannabis Use and Its Risks. Early morning cannabis use, often to avert anxiety, is increasing—and risky. For the past 40 years, on the morning of my lecture on cannabis, I have askedContinue Reading

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Houlton introduces new Marijuana ordinance Image Cannabis News August 27, 2024 A new Houlton town ordinance, if passed, makes sure that local medical marijuana caregiver facilities can continue serving patients at retail locations. On Monday night, the Houlton Town Council introduced a new marijuana ordinance that allows existing – priorContinue Reading

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Hundreds of Medical Marijuana licenses remain in limbo due to moratorium Image Cannabis News August 27, 2024 Kyle King said he’s invested $100,000 into Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry, hoping to become a licensed grower. After over a year of waiting on the state’s regulatory agency to approve his ownership, he’sContinue Reading