Camas for Cannabis Access

08/28/2020

The House will be voting soon on H.R. 3884, the Ma*****na Opportunity Reinvestment and Expungement Act (MORE Act)

In September the House is expected to consider the Ma*****na Opportunity Reinvestment and Expungement Act (MORE Act). The MORE Act decriminalizes ma*****na at the federal level by removing it from the Controlled Substances Act. This would allow state law to determine the status of ma*****na legality for each state.

Read more:https://docs.house.gov/meetings/JU/JU00/20191120/110259/HMKP-116-JU00-20191120-SD100.pdf

And be sure to check us out at:

http://camasforcannabis.com

Camas For Cannabis Access, Repeal The Ban In Camas Washington. Initiative Measure No. 1 seeks to Repeal Local Ban on Ma*****na Retailer in City of Camas, WA

08/24/2020

With 4 months left in the year, many states are looking
forward to initiatives to enact legislature change regarding
decriminalization, sales, and medical use.

Washington state, specifically Camas WA has Camas For Cannabis Access,
Initiative Measure No. 1. An Initiative to Repeal Local Ban on Ma*****na
Retailer in City of Camas, WA.

Next year in 2021, Treatment First WA will be seeking passage of the
Treatment and Recovery Act.

What does this all mean?

Check out http://camasforcannabis.com to learn more.

Are you interested in signing the Camas for Cannabis Access petition?

Contact [email protected]

08/12/2020

A former Camas mayor and executive director of the Camas-Washougal Economic Development Association has been charged with first-degree theft for allegedly using the association’s funds for personal ex

07/16/2020

Cannabis Alleviate Depression And Suicidality

Individuals living with post-traumatic stress disorder frequently use cannabis to treat associated symptoms.

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Cannabis Alleviate Depression And Suicidality, individuals living with post-traumatic stress disorder frequently use cannabis to treat associated symptoms

07/16/2020

Ma*****na Legalization And Road Safety

Policymakers and the public are concerned about the road safety implications of legalizing ma*****na. Despite the more than two decades of data since...

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Ma*****na Legalization And Road Safety, concerned about the road safety implications of legalizing ma*****na, little research on this question.

07/14/2020

Stop by and sign our petition! Our crew will be out near 3rd loop and Crown from 10am-7pm each day through Saturday! Come say hi, and learn how you can help bring cannabis access to Camas!

07/13/2020

This paper studies the effects of ma*****na legalization on neighborhood crime and documents the patterns in retail dispensary locations over time...

Legalization And Neighborhood Crime Abstract This paper studies the effects of ma*****na legalization on neighborhood crime and documents the patterns in retail dispensary locations over time using detailed micro-level data from Denver, Colorado. To account for endogenous retail dispensary locations...

07/13/2020

CBD could directly reduce alcohol drinking in subjects with AUD...

Therapeutic Prospects Of Cannabidiol Background: Therapeutic Prospects Of Cannabidiol, Cannabidiol (CBD) is a natural component of cannabis that possesses a widespread and complex immunomodulatory, antioxidant, anxiolytic, and antiepileptic properties. Much experimental data suggest that CBD could b...

07/08/2020

Come see us on NE 2nd Ave near Safeway to sign our petition. The deadline is fast approaching! We need your help to bring cannabis access to Camas this election cycle.

New Vansterdam

03/26/2020

Safe access is vital now more than ever.

The ongoing COVID-19 outbreak has prompted a temporary addition to Washington’s retail cannabis industry: drive-up service. Several Vancouver-area cannabis stores have immediately jumped on board, adv

03/11/2020

Brief article about the DEA's Report https://www.ma*****namoment.net/dea-admits-state-level-ma*****na-legalization-reduces-illegal-market-demand/

03/11/2020

DEA proposal to Congress acknowledges their understanding that legal ma*****na markets reduce the demand in the illicit market.

"After the 2017 legalization of medical ma*****na in Florida resulted in retail distribution centers throughout the [area], the legalization of low-Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) (10%) smokeable medical ma*****na in March 2019 is anticipated to lead to a growing market for Florida-sourced low-THC ma*****na. Yet, until high potency ma*****na becomes legalized in Florida, we believe the impact will be minimal on the demand for high-THC ma*****na from California and other states.” (pg. 116)

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