News about New York, cannabis

It is great news that DEA is finally recognizing that restrictive and draconian cannabis laws need to change to catch up to what science and the majority of Americans have said loud and clear. My statement: pic.twitter.com/kjKopOPShG

The #NYCAB is essential in shaping #NYcannabis community reinvestment efforts. Get the latest updates at the public meeting on Tue, 5/7, available both in-person and via livestream. ➡️ For details, visit: cannabis.ny.gov/cannabis-advisory-board-meetings pic.twitter.com/CvXBiy5k1m

From the Adirondacks to Manhattan, every region of New York State now has access to an adult-use dispensary. As #NYcannabis expands, it’s the perfect time to explore legal, safer, local options. 📍 Find your nearest dispensary: cannabis.ny.gov/dispensary-location-verification pic.twitter.com/KLuxSpFbSS

🌿 While significant, reclassifying cannabis as a Schedule III substance will not immediately address the growing chasm between federal law and the laws of most states that currently regulate cannabis for either medical or adult use. norml.org/blog/2024/04/30/dea-accepts-health-agencys-recommendation-to-reclassify-cannabis/