As more states legalize pot, their uneven safety rules can pose a risk
Marijuana is illegal under federal law, so it’s up to individual states to determine their own regulations and safety standards.
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Marijuana is illegal under federal law, so it’s up to individual states to determine their own regulations and safety standards.
Marijuana is illegal under federal law, so it’s up to individual states to determine their own regulations and safety standards.
A state-by-state patchwork of safety regulations can leave marijuana consumers uncertain of potency or contamination of their cannabis.
Amid the growing acceptance and legalization of cannabis use across the country, a concerning reality has emerged: The state-by-state patchwork of safety regulations can leave marijuana consumers wandering through a haze of uncertainty, exposing them to potential risks.
Now that so many states have legalized marijuana, Congress is more receptive to reform than it has ever been.