Cannabis 101 (eBook, ePUB) - Ulloa, Daniel
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Cannabis 101 presents a comprehensive overview of cannabis legalization and the industry it birthed. The process by which activists and entrepreneurs developed a billion-dollar industry is chronicled along with remaining issues and the fallout from the War on Drugs. Miraculous stories of patients recovering from debilitating conditions through the use of cannabis are covered in depth. The book delves into cannabis history, the medical benefits of the plant, the many uses of hemp, and the nature of the industry creating the "Green Rush." The author interviewed national advocates and industry…mehr

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Cannabis 101 presents a comprehensive overview of cannabis legalization and the industry it birthed. The process by which activists and entrepreneurs developed a billion-dollar industry is chronicled along with remaining issues and the fallout from the War on Drugs. Miraculous stories of patients recovering from debilitating conditions through the use of cannabis are covered in depth. The book delves into cannabis history, the medical benefits of the plant, the many uses of hemp, and the nature of the industry creating the "Green Rush." The author interviewed national advocates and industry leaders to reveal this turning point in history and what some call a once in a lifetime opportunity.

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Autorenporträt
Dan Ulloa is a freelance writer who managed campaigns and covered politics and policy before transitioning to cannabis. He is currently the Editor of Heady NJ, a local news site covering cannabis reform and the industry in New Jersey. He also serves as Editor-in-Chief of CannaCulture.com. In addition, Ulloa is Vice President of Communications for the Latino Action Network, which he represents on New Jersey's pro-cannabis ballot campaign NJ CAN 2020. He received a bachelor's degree in Political Science from Syracuse University and a master's degree in Legislative Affairs from George Washington University.