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Wildfires are testing California's cannabis industry yet again, but the community's resilience and support networks are proving stronger than the flames. Discover how growers are battling the blaze and finding hope amid the smoke.
Women are taking the lead in cannabis consumption, shattering outdated stereotypes and reshaping the industry. What’s driving this historic shift, and what does it mean for the future of cannabis culture?
Over the past decade, America's perception of marijuana has transformed dramatically, with 15% of Americans now using it, particularly among young adults. Political affiliations and education level influence usage trends, revealing a cultural divide. As cannabis becomes mainstream, federal legalization seems inevitable, aligning laws with societal norms around its use.
As cannabis continues to evolve, what will the next decade look like? From AI-run dispensaries to infused clothing, we explore 10 wild predictions for how cannabis could reshape industries and culture in the next 10 years
Millennials, born between 1981-1996, have reshaped cannabis culture. The legalization movement, social media, and wellness trend have normalized cannabis use. They've navigated workplace challenges and mental health debates, and created modern cannabis slang. Leading the cannabis industry's "green rush," they've spurred cannabis tourism and redefined the herb's role in their lifestyle
America’s substance use is shifting in surprising ways, with cannabis and psychedelics on the rise and alcohol and tobacco on the decline. What does it all mean, and what’s driving these trends? Here’s the real story behind the numbers
