National Academies’ Cannabis Committee Convenes Again
The second meeting of the Committee on the Public Health Consequences of Changes in the Cannabis Policy Landscape is underway this week. Here’s what happened on day one.
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German lawmakers loosen adult use proposal • New Hampshire legalization study cmte. makes “no recommendation” • In NYC, an incremental enforcement update • & more …
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NASEM to fund impaired driving research • Germany hosts global forum • Canada approves Epidiolex • & more …
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New York Cannabis Regulators Punt on Settlement, Adopt Cannabinoid Hemp Rules
New Yorkers wanting to know more about the settlement of a lawsuit that has upended the industry will have to wait.
Congressional report: “breadth” of banks working with industry is “unclear”• Europe’s illicit cannabis market: potency, organized crime raise alarms • WSWA leans into hemp • & more …
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New CDC Report Explores Asthma Risks for Cannabis Workers
The CDC, NIOSH, and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health published reports and bulletins this week following their investigations into a cannabis worker’s death in 2022.
UK gov’t remains “concerned” about adult use • South Africa’s adult use bill advances • What does the latest national drug use survey say about cannabis? • & more …
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A settlement in NY’s most-watched lawsuit • In Australia, feedback rolls in on adult use bill • Spotted: USDA reminds employees that cannabis is illegal • & more …
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Spotted: Philip Morris chimes in on Germany’s cannabis bill • NY judge sides with hemp companies • CRS report explores economic impact of legalization • & more …
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Will Legal Cannabis Be on Florida’s 2024 Ballot? State Supreme Court Hears Arguments.
Florida’s Attorney General is making a case in court that a proposed ballot measure is misleading. On Wednesday, several justices didn’t seem moved by the arguments.
Gallup Finds Record 70% of Americans Support Cannabis Legalization
And, since last year, all political subgroups are in favor, from liberals to conservatives.
