State Policy Update 4/8/2022

This week’s update highlights important legalization advancement in Maryland, medical cannabis advancement in South Carolina, and additional important movements in Delaware, Illinois and other states.  California  Twenty-five years after the passage of Prop. 215, California still has many regions lacking access to medicinal cannabis on account of the enactment of local bans on licensed providers. […]

Status Update: 2022 Ballot Initiatives and Referendums

Voters in several states are anticipated to decide on marijuana-related ballot measures in November. Here is where those efforts stand…  Arkansas The group Arkansans for Compassionate Care has withdrawn its 2022 ballot initiative effort. The group says that it intends to refile for the 2024 ballot. A second statewide group, Arkansans for Marijuana Reform, is […]

Colorado Announces Another Marijuana License Plate Auction To Support Disabled Communities

Colorado has once again launched another Marijuana themed license plate auction to support disable communities. Last Friday, officials announced another round of auctions for marijuana-themed license plates to raise money for disabled Communities. The bids are on 22 different license plates with cannabis terms stamped on them. Some of the stamped license plate terms include […]

State Policy Update 4/1/2022

This week’s update highlights important legislative advancements in Maryland, Utah, Louisiana, Georgia, and several other states.  Highlights Georgia Under state law, those with qualifying medical conditions may possess 20 ounces of infused cannabis oils containing not more than 5 percent THC and an amount of CBD equal to or greater than the amount of THC. […]

Las Vegas Hotel Allows You to Smoke Inside It’s Doors

Tourists in a few states that have legalized marijuana are caught in a bit of a loop. It’s completely legal for them to buy marijuana in Massachusetts or Nevada, but where to smoke it soon becomes a difficult question. It’s very specifically banned in hotels and airbnb’s, and smoking in public is technically off limits […]

U.S. Department of Energy Earmarks $45 million for Carbon Storage Structures

The U.S. Department of Energy has set aside $45 million to support the development of technologies that can convert buildings into net carbon storage structures. Monday it was announced that technologies have been able to overcome past barriers including expenses, scarcity, and geographic limitations of carbon-storing materials. These new technologies aim to reduce and remove […]

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