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DEA’s 5-Factor Test Makes Rescheduling Cannabis Impossible

After HHS used its own two-part test to determine the plant’s ‘currently accepted medical use,’ rescheduling opponents urge DEA to keep its five-part test.

Annual Cannabis Licensing Fee Could be Slashed $100K+ in California’s Highest-Taxed City

Five San José City Council members support a fee reduction, recognizing that the cannabis industry 'should be treated like any other business entity.'

Labor Law Developments Clear the Path for Growing Unionization in Cannabis

As unionization increases in the growing industry, the end of a 50-year-old law created paths for unions to bypass elections, and post-harvest workers are no longer excluded from the NLRB Act.

VP Harris Urges DEA to Act 'as Quickly as Possible' on Cannabis Rescheduling Review

Harris stressed the need for a ‘resolution’ to the review of cannabis’s Schedule I classification, which she said is ‘absurd and patently unfair,’ in her opening remarks during a White House roundtable discussion to address ‘inequities in federal drug policy.’

Will Bankruptcy Relief Reach Struggling Cannabis Businesses?

Recent court cases and the possible rescheduling of cannabis could signal that bankruptcy relief may be a future option for the industry.

36 US House Democrats Urge Biden to Grant Cannabis Clemency For Thousands

Congressional Cannabis Caucus co-chairs Barbara Lee and Earl Blumenauer spearheaded a letter asking for those currently incarcerated to be released.

5 Considerations to Optimize Tiered Cannabis Cultivation

How to maximize workflow, efficiency, safety and plant health when growing vertically.

VP Harris to Meet With Rapper Fat Joe, Others to Discuss Cannabis Criminal Justice Reform

The meeting follows criticisms of the Biden administration’s recent campaign and State of the Union comments touting White House changes to federal cannabis policy.

Is Gov. DeSantis Providing Smoke Signals to Supreme Court on Florida’s Cannabis Measure?

Saul Ewing cannabis attorney Zachary Kobrin says the governor’s recent string of comments has the rumor mill churning.

Lawmakers 'Deeply Concerned' About Medical Cannabis Act's Implementation

Congressmen Earl Blumenauer and Andy Harris sent a letter requesting answers from the DEA and HHS on barriers to cannabis research and the government agencies’ missed report deadline that is required by the Medical Marijuana and Cannabidiol Research Expansion Act.

Mitch Meyers on How to 'Manage the Chaos' in Cannabis

The founder of Missouri's BeLeaf Medical says women are 'uniquely suited' to be leaders in the male-dominated industry.

Size Matters: The Case For Short Cannabis Plants

Why tall plants could be hurting your bottom line, and 3 tips to keep crops short.

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