Washington More Successful Than California in Displacing the Pot Black Market
Lighter regulation is one likely explanation.
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Lighter regulation is one likely explanation.
From Hurricanes Fiona and Ian to flooding in eastern Kentucky and a record-dry summer as the western United States entered its 22nd year of a once-in-a-millennium megadrought, the United States has already experienced over a dozen major weather catastrophes, with setbacks surpassing $1 billion.
A new book investigates why legalized pot has failed but misses the most obvious reason.
Manhattan Institute scholars Steven Malanga and Charles Fain Lehman join Brian Anderson to discuss the persistent black market for marijuana, the possibility of renewed drug enforcement against illegal pot, and the changing nature of the drug. Audio Transcript Brian Anderson: Welcome back to the 10 Blocks podcast. This is Brian Anderson, the editor of City […]