Colorado State University researchers will soon launch a project that will study the effects of extreme drought on grasslands particular to northeastern Colorado.
The team, led by biology department...
Editor’s Note: Read the Spanish version of this article here.
As the effects of climate change become more and more apparent, Larimer County has formed the Climate Smart Larimer County initiative...
Grayson Acri, Cannabis Reporter
• February 24, 2022
In the name of transparency, the author of this article has holdings in $GUSD, $ETH, $MATIC and $ATOM cryptocurrencies.
A new partnership between cryptocurrency and cannabis has been budding.Â
Cannabis...
Grayson Acri, Cannabis Reporter
• February 17, 2022
Cannabis is an exploding industry in Colorado. Last year, the cannabis market reached over $2.2 billion in sales — that’s more than triple its starting market in 2014. There’s plenty of breakneck-speed...
Hayden Hawley, Cannabis Director
• February 17, 2022
The Colorado Board of Health convened for a regular meeting on Wednesday to certify changes to the state’s official policies on medical cannabis, among other agenda items. These changes were created...
Lindsay Barker, Cannabis Reporter
• February 8, 2022
Cannabis companies are extremely limited in what language and images they can use in advertising. In order to continue attracting customers, businesses have to devise creative alternative marketing strategies to skirt these laws.
In 1995, a prominent cannabis media figure found his roots in a Colorado State University dorm room.
Chris Walsh was in his room in Ingersoll Hall with a few friends.Â
“Ingersoll was for all the...
The Oregon State University study, not conducted using any human test subjects, found that cannabigerolic acid (CBGA) and cannabidiolic acid (CBDA) bound to the spike proteins of live alpha and beta variant coronaviruses in a laboratory setting.
Lindsay Barker, Cannabis Reporter
• January 26, 2022
Colorado dispensaries began handing out four-page paper pamphlets on Jan. 1 as the result of a law aimed at regulating cannabis concentrates and reducing teen accessibility to the product.
Ripple, a Denver-based producer of edible cannabis products, unveiled their Sleep QuickGummies this month, a THC and cannabinol-infused product meant to help people get a good night’s rest. It’s now...
Lindsay Barker, Cannabis Reporter
• December 9, 2021
Don’t know what to get your weed-loving pal for the holidays? This gift guide has some fun suggestions for the stoner in your life.
Selfies pre-rolls
Whether for a seasoned stoner or a casual smoker,...
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