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New Medical Cannabis Program goes into effect across the state
On Monday, July 25, Italy’s Chamber of Deputies is scheduled to discuss the possibility of legalizing marijuana.
United States Hemp Building Foundation Brings the Future of Construction to Alabama
An Australian producer of hemp foods is predicting a 400 per cent growth in the next year, even though it is still illegal to sell hemp products for human consumption here.
An Italian steel town turns to hemp farming to clean up its act – Cannabis News
Can cannabis farming help clean up the land contaminated by Europe’s biggest steel plant?
While highly regulated, the amount of medicinal cannabis sold by German pharmacies has almost doubled in just one year.
Cannabis should be made legal for medicinal purposes, say a cross-party group of U.K. MPs.
Canada will push the United States to change a border policy that has banned Canadians who admit to having used marijuana from travel to the United States, given Canada’s plans to legalize pot, a government spokesman said on Friday.
Agriculture Minister Uri Ariel on Sunday announced that Israel would begin exporting medical marijuana abroad, weeks after the government approved measures to make medical cannabis more easily accessible to patients in Israel.
The Volcani Center, which operates under the broader umbrella of the Agriculture Ministry, is in the process of building a National Center for Research in Medical Cannabis.
Businesses in Colombia like PharmaCielo believe they can establish a foothold in the drug industry, just as their illegal counterparts did in past years.
Australians may soon be able to buy hemp seeds to snack on, if a new proposal is given the thumbs-up.
New South Wales children with the worst cases of drug-resistant epilepsy will be the first children in Australia given access to a cannabis-based treatment.
In July, Italy's parliament will begin debating historic changes to cannabis laws that could see the drug legalized.
BOGOTÁ — Colombia granted its first production and export license for cannabis derivatives to a Canadian-Colombian company, as the country known for cocaine trafficking looks to marijuana to generate rural employment.
