TERPENESANDTESTING

 
As first reported by Marijuana Moment, Senator Julio Menchaca Salazar filed legislation on Tuesday, September 3, 2019, that would officially legalize cannabis in Mexico.
 
Full Article:
https://theweedblog.com/policies/the-war-on-drugs-mexico-will-legalize-before-united-states

Totally Vegan Buzz Team

 
For some people, traditional tofu is off the menu due to allergies or simple taste preferences. But hang-on, have you tried the alternative version called Hemp tofu?  
 
Full Article:
https://www.totallyveganbuzz.com/food/hemp-tofu-is-the-new-high-protein-nutritious-option-taking-the-vegan-world-by-storm/?fbclid=IwAR21HLFFElfW_tcx-gcg9HgRUKG-0wmdIIILPbgEu5I_wsaAff3BusX43Jo

 P. Gotti

 
Hemp makers have a long legacy of crafting decorative and functional home adornments. Hemp’s fibrous dexterity resisted mechanization during the agricultural revolution of the 1800s, and so hemp fell out of favor as national focus shifted to the mass production of crops like cotton. Hemp has returned to relevance, due to its myriad of current and potential uses in many industries alongside the popularity of both medicinal and recreational cannabis. Rising awareness of hemp’s durability, sustainability and function have accompanied hemp’s overdue return to home décor.
 
Full Article:
https://dopemagazine.com/a-renaissance-of-the-hempen-home/?fbclid=IwAR2T4ScVdmIWLpedFE6ghHFiWIYNgSPqWmEoNzIi_fNNdghQ9B9yHq0Rb2U

Andre Bourque

Predictions that predate where the American cannabis industry is today, a book into which they were scribed, and the man who wrote it. VICTORIA POSH | @POSH_PICS

 
Nicknamed the Hemperor, activist Jack Herer (1939 – 2010) left his mark on American subculture by resurfacing age-old cultures, studies, and assertions that cannabis for food, fiber, fuel, medicine, recreation, and other purposes can solve most of the world’s most consequential environmental, social and economic problems.
 
Full Article:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/andrebourque/2019/07/08/perhaps-jack-herer-was-right-the-future-of-mankind-may-be-hemp/#1c31d0935d98
 

The American Journal of Pharmacy – 1908 – This is from page 19.

Link to book:
https://archive.org/stream/americanjournal801908phil#page/n5/mode/2up

 
“According to the Financial Times, Edward Mason, head of responsible investment for the Church Commissioners fund, said the organization makes a clear distinction between medical cannabis and adult-use cannabis, supporting only “proper medicinal purposes” at the time.”
 
Full Article:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/javierhasse/2019/06/13/the-church-of-englands-10-5b-fund-will-now-invest-cannabis/#6d492dc917fd

MATTHEW TAUB

 

“Marijuana can linger in the human system for a few months at most, but cannabis residue will stick to other surfaces for millennia. High up in the Pamir Mountains, in what is now western China, archaeologists were excavating the tombs of Jirzankal Cemetery when they came upon a set of braziers and asked themselves what purpose the tools served. After analyzing the residue, a team of researchers found that it not only came from cannabis, but contained unusually high levels of THC—the compound that gives cannabis its psychoactive, or mind-altering, qualities.”

 
Full Article:
https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2019/06/ancient-chinese-artifact-has-traces-cannabis-use/591538/

 
Nevada has become the first state to ban employers from discriminating against workers for marijuana use, with some exceptions.
Governor Steve Sisolak signed Assembly Bill No. 132 on Friday, which makes it unlawful for an employer to fail or refuse to hire someone because they tested positive for marijuana on a drug screening test.
There are some exceptions. People trying to become firefighters or emergency medical technicians cannot test positive, as well as those applying for jobs that require the operation of a motor vehicle are not protected by the ban.
Jobs that require federal funding are also exempt because marijuana is still illegal at the federal level.
 
Full Article:
https://newyork.cbslocal.com/2019/06/12/nevada-becomes-first-state-ban-most-pre-employment-marijuana-screening/

By Brook Abdu

 
Hemp fabric could revolutionize Ethiopia’s textile
The African Regional Hemp & Cannabis Report, 2019 industry outlook, a study by New Frontier Data, a Washington based research institute, indicated that cannabis, which is a genus of flowering plants in the family of Cannabaceae, recognized for its use in medical or recreational purposes, potential in Ethiopia has a market potential of USD 9.8 billion, standing second in the continent only following Nigeria’s USD 15.3 billion industry.
 
Full Article:
https://www.thereporterethiopia.com/article/ethiopias-cannabis-potential-valued-usd-10-billion

Good video.
https://www.abc.net.au/landline/high-fibre:-high-hopes-for-australias-emerging/11149850