Mitch McConnell: Drug Warrior, CBD Champion?
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Politics Features
Though he's railed against pot, the Senate majority leader is pushing for legalized hemp – and some say it's so Kentucky farmers can profit from CBD
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Inside the High-Tech Solution for Smelly, Smelly Weed
Posted in: Culture FeaturesCannabis companies have been threatened with lawsuits based on complaints about pot's skunky smell – so one man is coming up with ways to contain it
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The Rolling Stone Guide to Legal Pot: California
Posted in: Culture FeaturesA few of our favorite ways to enjoy the sticky green in the Golden State
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‘LEED for Weed’: Can Pot Growers Save Money by Going Green?
Posted in: Culture FeaturesLED lights could help indoor cannabis grows become more energy efficient and, eventually, save cash. So why aren't more farmers switching over?
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Inside America’s Only Government-Run Pot Dispensary
Posted in: Culture FeaturesThree years ago, the city of North Bonneville, Washington, opened a marijuana dispensary – but its future is very much in question
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Stolen Weed, Stolen Cash: New Marijuana Laws Put Pot Producers at Risk
Posted in: Culture Features"Now that my business is completely legal, it's never been more dangerous," says one California edibles producer
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Inside the Weird and Wild Crusade for Clean Pot
Posted in: Culture NewsThe marijuana industry is a vast, toxic and largely unregulated market – can a corporate exec and a drug dealer make it any safer?
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Bill Nye on the Science of Pot: ‘If it Works, Let’s Go’
Posted in: Culture FeaturesFrom conspiracy theories to male virility, America's favorite science guy explains why we need to study weed
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How California Is Blocking Native Americans From the Weed Business
Posted in: Culture FeaturesAs rules are rolled out for the world's largest marijuana market, tribal governments say they're being locked out of the industry
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How the U.S. Government Is Profiting From Keeping Pot Illegal
Posted in: Politics FeaturesA new report suggests the feds could earn $5 billion in the next decade if weed stays federally banned – so where's the incentive for legalization?
