The document also adds that the proposed changes by the WHO could give people the wrong idea, leading them to think that the current Schedule IV stance impedes research and that the international framework isn’t compatible with research. What they’re basically saying is that even if the United States acknowledges the benefits of reclassifying cannabis, the government is worried about how it would turn out.
A land-rooted look at the growers reshaping cannabis through living soil, ecological intelligence and regenerative…
Jowell & Randy member Randy is expanding into cannabis with La Zaza, a brand built…
wo of the most popular autoflowering takes on the Cookies family are Auto Girl Scout…
Jamaica has introduced two new special permits designed to help traditional growers and small farmers…
Italy has extensive opioid use, established illicit drug markets and criminal organizations capable of moving…
A strange prophecy sends an isolated artist on a three-day collision with grief, love, creativity,…