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Two Exhibits in Colorado Feature Art Inspired by Mushrooms, Cannabis
Both shows had debut receptions on June 7, allowing attendees to explore psychedelic interpretation through numerous artists.
Colorado Senate Approves Legislation Banning Social Media Praise of Drugs
This bill (SB24-158) regarding social media and drugs, including legal psychedelics, infringes on both the First and Fourth Amendment.
Naropa University Offering Minor in Psychedelics Studies
Naropa University in Colorado is offering a new minor in psychedelics studies for undergraduates interested in a career in psychedelics therapy.
Colorado Bill Banning Social Media MJ, Drug Posts Raises Constitutional Concerns
While lawmakers have recently updated a new piece of legislation that would ban social media users from positively mentioning or promoting cannabis and other drugs, critics argue that the bill’s language is too far-reaching and could violate the First and Fourth Amendments.
New Study Reveals THC Potency Inflation in Colorado Weed
A new study has found that 70% of Colorado samples had THC potency levels on product packaging that were at least 15% higher than testing results from an independent lab.
Denver Begins Psychedelic Training For First Responders
First responders in the city of Denver are set to receive training on “psychedelic crisis assessment” under a new program that officially launched this week.
Cannabis Business Presence Increasing on the Colorado Tourism Office Website
Although not featured on the tourism website’s main page, the Colorado Tourism Office does include a few licensed businesses for tourists to check out.
Green Rush Leaves ‘Ghost Town’ of Grow Facilities in Ordway, Colorado
Ordway, Colorado was a cannabis boomtown just a few years ago, but now only a quarter of its grow facilities still stand.
Colorado Gun Rights Org Pushes Voter Initiative Allowing MJ Users To Obtain Concealed Carry Permits
Colorado pro-gun rights organization Guns for Everyone is backing a voter initiative for the 2024 election which would allow cannabis users to obtain concealed carry permits, despite current federal law barring them from doing so.
Colorado Institute of Cannabis Research To Embark on Six New Cannabis Studies
A total of $800,000 is being used to fund the new cannabis research initiatives.