Press Play with Madeleine Brand
The messy business of weed regulation
The recreational marijuana business is up and running in California. But since legalization and the start of new testing regulations, 20 percent of cannabis products didn’t meet purity standards or contain the potency advertised.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readThe recreational marijuana business is up and running in California. But since legalization and the start of new testing regulations, 20 percent of cannabis products didn’t meet purity standards or contain the potency advertised. The industry says it is getting better and adjusting to the new regulations, but that there are not enough testing labs.
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3 of 4Doors open at LA’s newest homeless shelter- 0:00What’s driving the record number of migrant kids in U.S. detention?
- 9:09Inside the new homeless housing at El Pueblo
- 16:28The messy business of weed regulationYou’re reading this
- 24:21Hal Ashby’s influential, subversive, and short run at making iconic 1970s movies