Newly leaked information reveals that officials in some of the top alcohol companies in America spent money on persuading members of Congress to pay attention to the alleged problem of “marijuana-impaired driving.”
Glyphosate levels were as high as 30 micrograms per liter, even in beer that is supposed to be brewed from only water, malt, and hops. This finding by the Munich Environmental Institute calls into question the rampant spraying of Round Up on both GMO and non-GMO crops around the world, and casts doubt upon Germany’s 500-year-old beer purity law.
NATURAL SOCIETY-- Want a round of Round Up with your beer? The German beer industry is in shock after finding that 14 different popular
Several federal judges have ruled that an advertising ban on substances, including marijuana, is a First Amendment violation.
It’s a question that tests the limits of free speech and has once again resurfaced after marijuana legalization ads were plastered on city buses in places such as Portland, ME, this fall, since the city had a ballot measure to legalize recreational use of marijuana.
Critics
Well-educated White women have some of the highest rates of alcoholism. What’s going on?
In her recent book ”Drink: The Intimate Relationship Between Women and Alcohol,” award-winning writer Ann Dowsett Johnson tells of her struggle with alcoholism:
“I became an award-winning magazine writer, got married and had a son. I created my own
The sponsor, which makes accounting software, has also revoked its services from a clinic that recommends medical marijuana.
The chance for a pro-marijuana legalization commercial to air for free during the 2014 Super Bowl has — for a lack of better words — burned out.
On Monday, the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, the movement’s oldest
Could a harsher stance for those who repeatedly get behind the wheel drunk be a solution?
In 2004, Judith Gubernikoff and her father, George, a fishmonger at the Fulton Fishmarket in the Manhattan borough of New York City, was making the 25-mile pre-dawn drive to open his stall and receive the daily catch. The night was still and quiet as the two drove from their suburban neighborhood into the city, at least until their car
A pro-marijuana group had launched a pro-marijuana ad at NASCAR’s Brickyard 400 races in Indianapolis.
The Marijuana Policy Project made waves last Thursday with an announcement that the group was launching a pro-marijuana ad at NASCAR’s Brickyard 400 races in Indianapolis. The video, which was reminiscent of a beer commercial, highlighted the relative safety of marijuana, touting it as a “new beer” that is less harmful to consumers and
