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What Happens When A State Grows Way Too Much Weed (HBO)

When Oregon legalized recreational marijuana, the state decided to make the market as free and accessible as possible. It didn’t cap licenses, or restrict access to people living in state. It also made entry super cheap—growing licenses in Oregon go for as little as $1,000, compared to tens of thousands of dollars just across the border in California.

The hope was to make it as easy as possible for everyone to get in on the new and exciting market. And it worked really well. Too well, in fact.

Fast forward just a few years, and Oregon now has a serious problem on its hands. The roughly 1,100 licensed producers growing weed right now are growing way too much—about twice what the state is actually consuming. And that’s creating all sorts of problems. Unless, of course, you’re a consumer. Then it’s awesome.

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New marijuana laws now in effect | What to know

Starting this New Year, new cannabis laws are protecting employees who rely on marijuana for a number of reasons.

“I have ADHD, so I was on a stimulant for about 15 years. So, I decided to get off of it about two and a half years ago. And I found out that marijuana helps shut my brain down at night, and it just doesn’t keep it running and it helps me go to sleep,” said Brennen Lupton, a cannabis user.

Read more: https://www.abc10.com/article/news/local/california/new-california-law-marijuana-users/103-d7b0f23e-4139-42ad-9030-e9d5a4241915

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This Law Could Make California The Largest Legal Weed Marketplace (HBO)

On Election Day, voters in 4 states legalized marijuana for recreational use. California was one of those states.

Medical marijuana was already legal in The Golden State, but the passage of Proposition 64 means the state is now poised to become the world’s largest legal weed marketplace.

Read: “The high stakes for legal weed on election day” – http://bit.ly/2g3jLmN

Read: “The election wrecked America’s underground weed economy” – http://bit.ly/2fDOD01

Read: “Trumps pick for attorney general has legal weed advocates freaking out” – http://bit.ly/2fhFvuq

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California Days Away From Legalizing Recreational Pot | MSNBC

Lori Ajax, head of California’s Bureau of Cannibis Control, talks with MSNBC’s Ali Velshi about how the state is preparing to legalize marijuana.
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California Days Away From Legalizing Recreational Pot | MSNBC