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Ohio voters approved legalization, but lawmakers followed with Senate Bill 56, a measure that tightens control through enforcement expansion, licensing caps, and market restrictions. This piece breaks down what the law actually changes, who benefits from the new structure, and how state authority grows while legal access narrows after the vote.
Reefer Report Card Vol. 15 breaks down the week in cannabis. Texas raised age limits on hemp THC, California cut taxes to stop the bleeding, Ohio sales surged while bans held firm, Germany’s scientists pushed for oversight, and the White House talked rescheduling without action.
Ohio’s cannabis laws are under fire as lawmakers propose drastic changes to home-growing and hemp products. Are voters’ freedoms at risk?
Ohio is set to begin recreational marijuana sales by mid-June, following the approval of new licensing rules for dispensaries. The dual licensing program will allow existing medical marijuana dispensaries to sell non-medical products, ensuring a swift rollout. The new law permits adults 21 and over to purchase and possess up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis and grow up to six plants
Dive into the latest shifts in the cannabis and psychedelics landscape with "Horizons in Herb." From groundbreaking legislative reforms to pioneering health applications, this article rounds up key developments reshaping access, legal frameworks, and industry practices worldwide. Discover how regions are advancing medical cannabis accessibility, embracing psychedelic therapies, and driving sustainability in industry through hemp innovations.
