Sunday Weed: Weekly Digest, Number Sixty-Seven

How’s your Sunday? Lazy? Busy? Whatever it is, give yourself a well-deserved break, grab your favorite cannabis product, and dive into the latest weed news. To keep you up to date we gathered seven articles about cannabis from the web. Enjoy your read!

1. How legal marijuana could save California’s wildlife from toxic pesticides

Legalisation of cannabis provides opportunities to regulate overuse of toxic chemicals on farms, but experts express concern that state lacks capacity to sufficiently regulate burgeoning industry.

2. Pot Pharm: Booming Canada weed sector plots next-wave medicines

Canopy Growth Corp, one of the world’s biggest medical marijuana producers, now wants to take on the world’s pharmaceutical giants.

3. Seven Cannabis-Themed Gifts for Your Valentine

Valentine’s Day is here; if you still don’t have a present for your significant other, here’s a list of the last minute ideas. These gifts will be especially appreciated by a cannabis connoisseur in your life — whether you are friends, lovers or spouses, the thoughtful cannabis-themed present will make their heart melt.

4. The Next Democratic President Will Legalize Weed

The legal cannabis bandwagon is picking up speed for 2020.

5. The Olympics and Cannabis: What’s The T?

With the Olympics in full speed, spending evenings with favorite cannabis products in front of the TV is completely justified. Watching all this drama and painful moments, you may wonder — how do the Olympians relax and treat their pain?

6. ‘I’m a pot evangelist’: meet America’s dope queens

As more US states legalise marijuana, more women are stepping up to meet the need for weed. Meet the entrepreneurs cutting through the stigma.

7. 7 Scientists Who Smoked Weed

Science and mind-expanding substances go hand-in-hand. Here are just a few scientists who smoked weed.

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See you next Sunday!

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