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The new law will allow an existing retail store to qualify for a license to sell specifically to medical patients, who can access higher potency products without a sales tax.
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The Biden administration is set to reclassify cannabis as a Schedule III drug. The head of the Vermont Cannabis Control Board says the move would open doors for medical research — and it could also benefit Vermont's cannabis businesses.
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A conversation with the chair of the Cannabis Control Board and a retailer in White River Junction.
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John Rodgers and his family turned their dairy farm into a full-fledged cannabis growing operation.
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Vermont's Cannabis Control Board is looking to limit the number of new grower licenses it puts out in order to prevent oversupply.
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Since last October, the Vermont Cannabis Control Board has issued almost 70 retail licenses.
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Gov. Phil Scott allowed a bill that makes significant changes to Vermont's cannabis law to become law without his signature. Lawmakers say the changes are needed to reflect the dynamic growth of this industry over that time.
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New research from the American Psychological Association on cannabis use shows impairment may last longer than many users realize. Dr. Ari Kirshenbaum contributed to the report and shares the main takeaways.
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In other states, too many growers entered the cannabis market after it came online, leading to an oversupply of products.
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Host Connor Cyrus speaks to a cannabis regulator, retailer and medical advocate about the state of the legal retail market that began sales Oct. 1, 2022.