Sunday Weed: Weekly Digest, Number Thirteen

It’s Sunday! Lazy in your bed after marching? Drinking coffee with donuts? Fighting hangover with pizza leftovers? Worrying about the future?

To make your weekend brighter, we’ve gathered seven articles and blog posts around the web. Hope you enjoy our little weekly digest.

1. German parliament legalizes cannabis for medical consumption

Rejoice, Germany! On Thursday, Germany’s Parliament unanimously voted ‘yes’ on medical marijuana bill. It’s a huge step for all patients in the country and a big glowing sign for Europe.

2. Mass. Legislators Propose Limits On Legal Marijuana — Here Are The Key Points

Lawmakers in Massachusetts are trying to curb marijuana ballot. Sen. Jason Lewis and Rep. Hannah Kane have recently presented bills aimed to push cannabis legalization back. Check the key points and get ready to fight for your rights.

3. Here Goes THC: Evolution Behind Cannabinoids

Cannabis produces THC that makes you feel good. Right? Have you ever asked why? We’ve got some answers.

4. Colorado’s marijuana legalization experiment is making pot a lot cheaper

The price drop seems good, but don’t go to celebrate just yet: there are some things you definitely want to be aware of when it comes to low prices.

5. Here We Go – Trump’s Inauguration and Women’s March

Why it’s important for all of us to go and fight for our rights. Just a friendly reminder that the future of cannabis movement and our society depends on us.

6. Marijuana insiders: These are the most critical issues facing a maturing industry

The industry has a long way to go, and some issues will continue to pop up along. This discussion is worth your time if you’re considering to go into cannabis business or just curious what’s ahead.

7. Turning plants into pills: Behind the scenes with Miami’s lone medical marijuana grower

A tour behind the doors of Miami’s medical marijuana lab. Clinical science, complicated laws, and total secrecy. Find out what it takes to grow cannabis in Florida.

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See you next Sunday!

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