Mailen Design submits plans for Isle of Man cannabis farm
London and Oxfordshire-based architect Mailen Design has submitted planning for a 13,000m² medicinal cannabis growing facility, on the Isle of Man
London and Oxfordshire-based architect Mailen Design has submitted planning for a 13,000m² medicinal cannabis growing facility, on the Isle of Man
Cannabis and other plant compounds bind well to fats, making ice cream an excellent choice for infusing.
Max Moyet has created the quintessential weed tour in the Big Apple. As a cannabis patient who travels for work reporting on weed-friendly tourism, an insider tour of any city that shares copesetic medicating spots is welcome. But a tour guide who gets that waking and baking isn’t just about getting high but is an experience when you add sensory sights, sounds, and the culture of a city like New York, is priceless.
When Jim Belushi was in High School, he followed in his brother John Belushi’s footsteps, choosing acting, stating that the outcome was making people happy. Growing cannabis, he said, has the same outcome.”Moving into cannabis, I’m still on purpose,” he said during an interview with The Inside Reel.
A Police Commander who drew up the Metropolitan Constabulary’s anti-drug strategy smoked weed every day before breakfast and work, a misconduct panel heard.
Mastercard has told U.S. banks to stop allowing marijuana purchases with its debit cards, highlighting the legal and financial gray area the industry exists within even as more states legalize the drug.
UB40 star Robin Campbell feels that it is time for the UK to make cannabis legal – similar to many States in the US.
As a pharmacy student at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, Natasha Mason was struck by the high volume of patients who complained about opiates and antidepressants not working, but at the same time became more and more dependent on them.
Thailand’s de facto legalization of marijuana last year has brought a wave of tourists from around Asia intrigued by the lure of the forbidden leaf
Mary Jane “MJ” Oatman is the Founder of THC Magazine, “Tribal Hemp & Cannabis,” a publication focusing on Hemp and Cannabis freedoms of Indigenous people on tribal land in the U.S. And, yes, Mary Jane is her given birth name. Mary Jane Oatman Representing Indigenous People and their Relationship to Cannabis on Tribal Lands in America.