New York City-Based Dispensary Wants to Buy back Your Illegal Weed

Amidst New York’s evolving cannabis market, Manhattan dispensary Housing Works Cannabis Co is introducing a buyback program. The initiative targets illegal cannabis products and aims to provide a safe alternative for consumers.  Launched by Housing Works, the parent company of the city’s first legal adult-use dispensary, the “illegal cannabis buyback” program is meant to transition …

Where to Celebrate Cannabis in the World

Cannabis culture is flourishing worldwide as more regions embrace legalization and decriminalization. This global shift is creating new and exciting destinations for cannabis enthusiasts to celebrate and explore. From historic European cities to cutting-edge American states, here are some top spots where you can enjoy cannabis culture at its best. http://www.feast-magazine.co.uk/lifestyle-2/where-to-celebrate-cannabis-in-the-world-44089

Marijuana smoking lounge opens in Kalamazoo – one of Michigan’s first

Growing, buying and smoking cannabis legally inside a Michigan business was an alien concept during marijuana’s decades of prohibition. But it’s happening today in Kalamazoo, and everyone 21 and older is welcome. A cannabis consumption lounge has opened in Kalamazoo — only the third in Michigan to open. The business is called Only Alien Cannabis Co., which …

Amsterdam to ban cannabis in its red light district

It will soon be illegal to smoke cannabis in Amsterdam’s red light district. The new regulations unveiled in the Dutch capital will come into effect from mid-May. It is hoped the measures will make living in the city more hospitable to residents who have long bemoaned tourists’ anti-social behaviour. As well as banning use of cannabis on the street – …

What is a Jamaican Steam Chalice and Why Should You Try Smoking Weed Out of One?

Although smoking marijuana is widespread throughout the world, Jamaica has one of the most profoundly rooted cannabis cultures. The Rastafari, a 20th-century movement that reveres marijuana as a sacred plant, originated in Jamaica. They believe that smoking marijuana fosters calm, love, and depths of reflection and medication that can serve as a gateway to the …

Where cannabis and medical marijuana are legal this 4/20

Marijuana’s informal 4/20 holiday is picking up steam with recreational pot legal for nearly half of the nation. Why it matters: More changes are rolling out and others are under consideration in states across the country as support for legalizing weed grows. Roughly 9 out of 10 Americans said marijuana should be legal for medical or recreational use, according to a January Pew Research Center …

Recreational cannabis use may lower your risk of cognitive decline, study says

When you light up or down an edible, you may be lowering your risk of cognitive decline, according to a new study comparing recreational cannabis users to nonusers. As marijuana isn’t without its health harms, these findings came as a surprise even to the scientists behind the study. Researchers at the State University of New York …

SCIENCE & HEALTHYoung Americans Are Five Times More Likely To Smoke Marijuana Than Cigarettes, Gallup Poll Shows

Significantly more Americans now say they smoke marijuana than cigarettes—with young people being more than five times more likely to consume cannabis than tobacco, according to new Gallup polling data. Overall, 17 percent of Americans say they smoke cannabis, compared to 12 percent who reported smoking any cigarettes in the past week. The difference is …

Indica vs Sativa: Unlocking the Antiquated Mystery

In dispensaries all across the United States, cannabis products labeled “sativa” and “indica” line the shelves. However, our dependence on phrases like indica, sativa, and hybrid to classify cannabis is a disservice to customers. In cannabis culture, people expect an energizing, uplifting high from a “sativa” strain of cannabis. On the other hand, they expect a more relaxing, body high …

Trap gummies: the problem with black market cannabis edibles

While cannabis is safe to consume, issues can come into play when you’re unable to verify how strong your cannabis is. Trap gummies are unregulated, can contain hundreds of milligrams of cannabinoids, and oftentimes inaccurately labeled. Even edibles on the legal market have issues with being accurately labeled, to say nothing of products that aren’t beholden to …

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