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Federal marijuana rescheduling may speed Tennessee MMJ legalization
by Chris Roberts on March 10, 2026Lawmakers in Tennessee say federal marijuana rescheduling is changing their minds about statewide cannabis access.
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2026 Is the Year Cannabis Operators Build for Exit, Even If They're Not Selling Yet
by Brian T. Franco on March 10, 2026In a maturing industry, if your business can't survive without you, your risks are higher, your options are fewer, and fatigue is more likely. Here are 5 actions you can take to improve operations and build value, whether you plan to sell or not.
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New 24% wholesale tax continues to punish Michigan cannabis
by Margaret Jackson on March 10, 2026Preliminary Headset data projects that statewide cannabis revenue sank to $206.18 million last month – a 14.8% drop from February 2025.
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Florida Supreme Court Won’t Review Cannabis Signatures; Adult-Use Legalization Dead for 2026
by Tony Lange on March 10, 2026The state’s highest court won’t entertain 70,000-plus disqualified signatures collected by Smart & Safe Florida’s legalization campaign.
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Colorado cannabis retail chain purchase signals M&A shift
by Margaret Jackson on March 10, 2026A cannabis acquisition fund wants to buy out single-state operators with local brand equity, at least $20 million in revenue and multiple locations.
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2026 Is the Year Cannabis Operators Build for Exit, Even If They're Not Selling Yet
by Brian T. Franco on March 10, 2026
In a maturing industry, if your business can't survive without you, your risks are higher, your options are fewer, and fatigue is more likely. Here are 5 actions you can take to improve operations and build value, whether you plan to sell or not.
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New 24% wholesale tax continues to punish Michigan cannabis
by Margaret Jackson on March 10, 2026
Preliminary Headset data projects that statewide cannabis revenue sank to $206.18 million last month – a 14.8% drop from February 2025.
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Senate Amendment Would Let Marijuana Industry Workers Qualify For Federal Mortgage Loans
by Kyle Jaeger on March 10, 2026A Democratic senator is seeking to amend a House-passed housing bill with provisions that would allow people who work in the state-legal marijuana industry to qualify for federal mortgage loans. As the Senate prepares to take up the Housing for the 21st Century Act—which cleared the House last month with rare, overwhelming bipartisan support—Sen. Jeff
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Beleaf cannabis dispensary opens in Medford after yearlong delay
by Celia Young on March 10, 2026The store's opening comes as Long Island's cannabis industry is growing, despite ongoing zoning disputes and an often difficult approval process.
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KARE 11
by YouTube on March 10, 2026
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The $30 Billion CBD Question: Should Medicare Reimburse Cannabis Products Without FDA Approval?
by ACCESS Newswire on March 10, 2026"Medicare was built on evidence-based medicine," said Duane Boise, CEO of MMJ International Holdings. "If cannabinoid therapies are going to be reimbursed by federal healthcare programs, they should meet the
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Study finds CBD drinks can substitute for alcohol
by Phillip Smith on March 10, 2026New research reveals cannabis-infused drinks significantly slash alcohol consumption, offering a promising, lower-risk alternative for a healthier lifestyle.
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US (VT): Cannabis company accused of illegal sales
by mmjdaily.com on March 10, 2026A prominent Vermont cannabis company is accused of illegally growing and selling weed on the black market and faces an 18-month license suspension and a $60,000 fine. The owners of Forbins…
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Research claims cannabis compounds could reverse common disease
by Britt Jones on March 10, 2026The Hebrew University of Jerusalem found improvements in this one condition after inducing a molecular 'remodeling' process
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Police intercept illegal cannabis delivery headed for unlicensed storefront
by Haligonia Editors on March 10, 2026RCMP release: RCMP Metro Traffic Services has arrested a man for offences under the Cannabis Act following a traffic stop in Fall River. On March 7, at approximately 10:35 a.m., an officer was proactively patrolling Hwy. 102 and stopped a southbound Ford F150 near Fall River. As the driver produced his documents, the officer observed More
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Book review: A killing in cannabis
by Phillip Smith on March 10, 2026A Silicon Valley tech bro's cannabis dreams turned deadly. Explore love, ambition, and murder in California's shifting green rush.
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Man from Normal sentenced to probation for cannabis offense
by KAITLYN KLEPEC kklepec@pantagraph.com on March 10, 2026A man from Normal has been sentenced to probation and a potential jail stay in McLean County after he pleaded guilty to a cannabis offense.
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Arrests made after cannabis and THC worth €230k seized in Waterford
by Fiona Audley on March 10, 2026CANNABIS with an estimated street value of €207k was seized in a joint operation by Revenue and G...
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The $30 Billion CBD Question: Should Medicare Reimburse Cannabis Products Without FDA Approval?
by ACCESS Newswire on March 10, 2026
"Medicare was built on evidence-based medicine," said Duane Boise, CEO of MMJ International Holdings. "If cannabinoid therapies are going to be reimbursed by federal healthcare programs, they should meet the
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Study finds CBD drinks can substitute for alcohol
by Phillip Smith on March 10, 2026
New research reveals cannabis-infused drinks significantly slash alcohol consumption, offering a promising, lower-risk alternative for a healthier lifestyle.
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Research claims cannabis compounds could reverse common disease
by Britt Jones on March 10, 2026
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem found improvements in this one condition after inducing a molecular 'remodeling' process
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Scientists Discover How Cannabis Compounds May Fight Fatty Liver Disease
by Nikhil Pandey on March 10, 2026A new study from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem suggests that non-intoxicating cannabis compounds CBD and CBG may help reduce liver fat.
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Cannabis Medical Benefits and Risks: What Research Says About Its Health Effects
by Glanze Patrick on March 10, 2026Cannabis medical benefits and risks explained through research on chronic pain, epilepsy, and THC effects. Learn the real health effects of cannabis.
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Book review: A killing in cannabis
by Phillip Smith on March 10, 2026
A Silicon Valley tech bro's cannabis dreams turned deadly. Explore love, ambition, and murder in California's shifting green rush.
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Colorado Push for Cannabis-Friendly Events Clears First Hurdle
by Thomas Mitchell on March 9, 2026A push to create a licensing system for pop-up cannabis events in the state passed its first legislative hearing on Thursday, March 5. There are nearly
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The hardest job in cannabis – and the most lucrative
by Chris Roberts on March 9, 2026Top jobs in cannabis cultivation are becoming the most important and in-demand in the industry. They're also the best-paid.
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Opinion: Open dialogue, education can change cannabis culture in the UCLA community
by @dailybruin on March 9, 2026This post was updated Feb. 5 at 7:07 p.m. We pride ourselves on curiosity, questioning mindsets, breaking stereotypes and expanding knowledge at UCLA. Yet one topic is often left in a cloud of haze: cannabis use and its role in higher education.
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Women & Weed: A Story as Old as Time
by Cannabis Now on March 8, 2026Though far from equitable representation, is the tide in the cannabis industry shifting decidedly female?
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Book review: A killing in cannabis
by Phillip Smith on March 10, 2026
A Silicon Valley tech bro's cannabis dreams turned deadly. Explore love, ambition, and murder in California's shifting green rush.
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Swansea's first cannabis dispensary faces foreclosure. What we know
by Emily Scherny on March 10, 2026The property housing Swansea's first cannabis dispensary, Ignited Culture, faces foreclosure and will be auctioned on March 25.
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The Workplace Is Quietly Adapting to Cannabis
by Sarah Johns on March 10, 2026The Fresh Toast - The workplace is quietly adapting to cannabis as companies focus on impairment instead of off-duty use.
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Colorado Push for Cannabis-Friendly Events Clears First Hurdle
by Thomas Mitchell on March 9, 2026
A push to create a licensing system for pop-up cannabis events in the state passed its first legislative hearing on Thursday, March 5. There are nearly
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Federal Appeals Court Denies Workers' Compensation Claim for Cannabis Edibles
by admin on March 9, 2026A construction worker who was permanently disabled on the job has been denied workers' compensation coverage for cannabis-infused edibles prescribed by
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Do CBN gummies make you sleepy? What the research says about cannabinol
by Alex Yeager on March 9, 2026Do CBN gummies make you sleepy? Research suggests cannabinol may help reduce nighttime awakenings, but evidence for faster sleep onset remains limited. Here’s what current science says about CBN and sleep.
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2nd Circ. Says Pot Edibles Not Covered By Workers' Comp
by Mike Curley on March 6, 2026A Second Circuit panel has found that federal workers' compensation can't cover the cost of prescribed cannabis edibles, because they are still considered Schedule I drugs under federal law with "no accepted medical use."
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Cannabis Edibles and Children
by Josh Jardine on March 6, 2026Oregon is considering legislation to address an issue no parent should ever have to contend with – non fatal pediatric cannabis overdoses. While childless, I have been enlisted by friends with children who have eaten cannabis edibles, and had adverse reactions. Thankfully, the worst of it was their offspring being, well, really high, then sleeping
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Marijuana, edibles seized from Chamberlain Ave dispensary: KCSO
by Jason Kotowski on March 9, 2026BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — Deputies seized about 4 pounds of processed marijuana and 3 pounds of THC edibles from an illegally operating dispensary in east Bakersfield, according to a searc…
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Federal Appeals Court Denies Workers' Compensation Claim for Cannabis Edibles
by admin on March 9, 2026
A construction worker who was permanently disabled on the job has been denied workers' compensation coverage for cannabis-infused edibles prescribed by
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Oregon Bill To Ban Marijuana Edibles With More Than 10 Milligrams Of THC Fails
by Marijuana Moment on March 7, 2026“I thought that this fight was winnable. It’s a bill that does not cost the state a cent and that protects children from life-threatening overdoses of marijuana. I was wrong.” By Mia Maldonado, Oregon Capital Chronicle An attempt to limit how much THC can be in an individual edible isn’t advancing this year in Oregon.
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2nd Circ. Says Pot Edibles Not Covered By Workers' Comp
by @law360 on March 7, 2026A Second Circuit panel has found that federal workers' compensation can't cover the cost of prescribed cannabis edibles, because they are still considered Schedule I drugs under federal law with "no accepted medical use."
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Cannabis Edibles and Children
by Josh Jardine on March 6, 2026
Oregon is considering legislation to address an issue no parent should ever have to contend with – non fatal pediatric cannabis overdoses. While childless, I have been enlisted by friends with children who have eaten cannabis edibles, and had adverse reactions. Thankfully, the worst of it was their offspring being, well, really high, then sleeping
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Cannabis Company Trulieve Reportedly Cutting 58 Jobs at Florida Call Center
by Ben Munson, Editor, Cannabis Equipment News on March 3, 2026The layoffs are impacting a call center in Clearwater.
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Cannabis Company Cutting 58 Jobs In Pinellas County
by Tiffany Razzano on March 3, 2026A FL-based medical cannabis company is laying off 58 workers at its Clearwater call center, according to a state WARN notice.
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US: Cannabis retailer cutting 58 jobs in Clearwater
by mmjdaily.com on March 3, 2026Trulieve, the Tallahassee-based national cannabis retailer, is laying off 58 employees at a call center in Clearwater, according to a March 2 letter sent to the state. In the federally…
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Cannabis retailer cutting 58 jobs in Clearwater
by Louis Llovio on March 2, 2026Trulieve is laying of the employees at a call center in the city.
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Cannabis retailer cutting 58 jobs in Clearwater
by Louis Llovio on March 2, 2026
Trulieve is laying of the employees at a call center in the city.
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Cannabis Jobs Update
by Staff on March 1, 2026Explore cannabis jobs across Canada in March 2026, from retail and cultivation to production and corporate roles. Find your next opportunity here.
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Ensuring the high road in Cannabis: Legalization offers a chance to make the cannabis industry a model of good jobs—if workers are given a voice
by Economic Policy Institute on February 25, 2026What this report finds: There are many potential paths for cannabis workers under broader cannabis legalization likely to come. Under the low-road scenario outlined in this report, cannabis workers are subject to the same harmful practices inflicted on nonunionized workers in agriculture and other industries with parallels to cannabis: low wages, few workplace benefits, unprotected…
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Cannabis jobs used to pay well. Now minimum wage is catching up.
by Margaret Jackson on February 18, 2026Traditionally immune to minimum wage increases, cannabis operators are facing increased pressures in 2026 - and are facing tougher choices.
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Senate passes bill that would criminalize 'excessive' marijuana smoke
by HOWARD FISCHER Capitol Media Services on March 10, 2026PHOENIX — State senators have concluded that the right to smoke marijuana ends where a neighbor's nose begins.
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Nuisance bill to criminalize neighbor’s marijuana smoke passes Arizona Senate
by KJZZ | By on March 10, 2026State senators have concluded that the right to smoke marijuana ends where a neighbor's nose begins.
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Marijuana And Hemp Leaders Have Found Agreement On Many Significant Policy Issues (Op-Ed)
by Marijuana Moment on March 10, 2026“With marijuana and hemp leaders working together toward a shared vision of more effective federal policy, the path ahead is brighter for the entire cannabinoid marketplace.” By Adam Rosenberg, National Cannabis Industry Association and Eric Berlin, Dentons Last fall, we wrote that marijuana and hemp businesses were working together as a group informally called the
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Should SC ban intoxicating hemp products? Take our poll and tell us what you think
by Lucy Valeski on March 10, 2026Should high-inducing hemp consumables, like THC seltzers, be banned in South Carolina? Vote in The State’s poll.
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GOP congressman's cannabis sales arrest (Newsletter: March 10, 2026)
by Tom Angell on March 10, 2026OK gov slams medical marijuana; VA cannabis user parental rights; TN momentum from rescheduling; TX hemp rules; Study: CBD as medication substitute Subscribe to receive Marijuana Moment’s newsletter in your inbox every weekday morning. It’s the best way to make sure you know which cannabis stories are shaping the day. Your support makes Marijuana Moment possible…
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Scientists Discover How Cannabis Compounds May Fight Fatty Liver Disease
by Nikhil Pandey on March 10, 2026
A new study from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem suggests that non-intoxicating cannabis compounds CBD and CBG may help reduce liver fat.
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New Cannabis Science Raises Stakes as Ghana Opens Licensing Window
by News Ghana on March 9, 2026Ghana has formally launched its medicinal cannabis licensing programme at a moment when new scientific research is expanding the therapeutic case for cannabinoids, adding economic urgency to a regulatory process that took years to reach implementation. Researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem recently published findings showing that two non-psychoactive cannabis compounds, Cannabidiol (CBD) and
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Cannabis compounds CBD and CBG may help reverse fatty liver disease, study finds
by ScienceDaily on March 6, 2026CBD and CBG, two non-intoxicating cannabis compounds, may help combat fatty liver disease by boosting liver energy reserves and restoring cellular cleanup systems. In the study, both compounds improved blood sugar control and reduced harmful lipids linked to fatty liver disease. Researchers say the findings point to a promising new plant-based approach to treating metabolic liver disorders.
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Mellow Fellow: Scientifically Powered Cannabinoids
by Cannabis Now on March 6, 2026The hemp-derived cannabis company founded by a board-certified pharmacist with a vast catalog of diverse products
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New Cannabis Group Will Help Ground Policy In Science And Patient Experience As Trump's Rescheduling Move Advances (Op-Ed)
by Marijuana Moment on March 5, 2026“Federal policy must reflect evidence and science, not dispelled myths and tired stereotypes.” By Sasha Kalcheff-Korn, National Compassionate Care Council Recent federal action initiating a review of cannabis scheduling and signaling interest in expanding cannabinoid research reflects a growing willingness to examine how federal policy aligns with emerging evidence and real-world patient experience—but it also
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New U.S. law promises to light up marijuana research
by newsfromscience on March 10, 2026Biden signs bill streamlining pot studies and production for research
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News at a glance: Antibioticmaking clams, marijuana for research, and China’s ‘Friedmann’
by newsfromscience on March 9, 2026The latest in science and policy
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Cannabis Compounds Can Cut Cholesterol and Lower Risk of Fatty Liver Disease (Without Getting High)
by Good News Network on March 8, 2026Naturally occurring chemicals in cannabis have been shown to reduce cholesterol–and the risk of deadly fatty liver disease, says new research.
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Safe patient handling training required | Hartford HealthCare
by hartfordhealthcare.org on March 6, 2026Learn more about News Detail at hartfordhealthcare.org
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United States set to allow more facilities to produce marijuana for research
by newsfromscience on March 5, 2026Drug Enforcement Administration opens door to more cannabis growers to supply drug for research