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COVID-19
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Weed Doesn’t Smoke the Same Without Others
Smoking solo isn’t ideal because cannabis is a connector.
Despite Widespread Legalization, Fewer Young People Find it ‘Easy’ To Get Pot
Although the amount of youth reporting that cannabis is easy to access has declined, many continue to report the opposite.
Survey Shows Post-Pandemic Teen Cannabis Use Has Not Surpassed Pre-COVID Levels
But are we looking at the right data?
New Study Reveals Potential Benefits of Cannabis for COVID-19 Patients
Cannabis consumers with COVID-19 experienced “better outcomes and mortality” compared to similar patients who did not use cannabis.
Over-The-Counter Overdoses Largely Affect Women, the Young
New research out of Japan found that overdoses stemming from over-the-counter drugs are overwhelmingly affecting women and the young.
NASA Employee Used COVID Small Business Relief to Fund Illegal Pot Operation
One NASA employee took advantage of small business COVID relief for illegal cannabis operations.
Only 24.4% of Cannabis Operators Profitable Due to 280E, Other Challenges
According to Beau Whitney of Whitney Economics, policy solutions include safe banking, 280E reform, and opening up interstate commerce.
New Report From Marijuana Policy Project Examines Eight Years of Cannabis Tax Revenue
The Marijuana Policy Project's newest report explores cannabis tax revenue data and how it has been impacted by the rising number of legal states and the pandemic.
Against the Grain
Santigold on her new album Spirituals, navigating the pandemic, and the job of music.
Cocaine Production Soars to Record Levels, UN Reports
Cocaine production and trafficking has spiked and eclipsed levels seen before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new report from the United Nations.