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Hello High Blog
Hello High blog is your go-to source for staying updated on the latest developments in the cannabis industry. We eagerly invite submissions encompassing a wide array of cannabis-related topics. Whether you’re passionate about the latest strains, the evolving legal landscape, medical advancements, or the culture surrounding cannabis, we want to hear from you.
Our platform serves as a hub for enthusiasts, professionals, and advocates to share their knowledge and insights. By promoting open dialogue and diverse perspectives, we aim to foster a more informed and engaged cannabis community.
If you’re interested in contributing to our blog, please reach out to us at info@hellohighcooks.com. We’re committed to reviewing all submissions with care and consideration, ensuring that our readers benefit from the most up-to-date and comprehensive information available. Join us in our mission to elevate the discourse around cannabis and empower individuals with the knowledge they need to make informed choices in this ever-evolving industry. Together, we can shape the future of cannabis culture and innovation.
The meaning of 420
The phrase “4:20” has become a cultural symbol and rallying cry for cannabis enthusiasts worldwide, but its origins are rooted in a specific moment in history. To understand the significance of 4:20, we need to travel back to the early 1970s in San Rafael, California.
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DEA Takes Steps Toward Cannabis Rescheduling: What It Means for the Future
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is taking significant steps toward rescheduling cannabis, which could change its classification from a Schedule I to a Schedule III substance under the Controlled Substances Act. This shift would be historic, as cannabis has been listed as a Schedule I drug—reserved for substances with high abuse potential and no recognized medical use—for over 50 years.
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Governor Wes Moore’s Historic Cannabis Pardon: A New Era for Maryland
On Monday, June 17, 2024 Governor Wes Moore;made a historic decision that marks a significant shift in Maryland’s approach to cannabis-related offenses. With the signing of an executive order, Governor Moore pardoned 175,000 convictions related to the possession of cannabis, including misdemeanor possession of cannabis and certain misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia.
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