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Colorado on marijuana: ER visits, poison-control calls down even as consumption rates remain steady

Colorado’s Retail Marijuana Public Health Advisory Committee says calls to poison control and marijuana-related emergency room visits are down, even though overall consumption of pot remains steady — signs that existing policy and education efforts may be working.

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Live in a legalized state? Here are 9 ways federal marijuana laws are limiting your rights

Here are nine ways federal marijuana laws are impacting both everyday cannabis consumers and people attempting to work in the industry, no matter what their state law says.

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Curious about Denver’s public pot use law? Here are some answers

The Mile High City has started work on the nation’s first public pot use law. But details are left in the air.

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Denver starts work on allowing pot in yoga studios, coffee shops, art galleries and other public places

Denver is starting work Wednesday on becoming the first city in the nation to allow marijuana clubs and public pot use in places such as coffee shops, yoga studios and art galleries.

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States’ fight against Colorado marijuana laws on tap in fed court

A Colorado marijuana lawsuit that includes a bid by Oklahoma and Nebraska to stamp out legalization is set to go before a federal appeals court Tuesday.

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Colorado marijuana sales top $106 million in November

Colorado reached just over $106 million in marijuana sales for November 2016, putting yearly sales totals near $1.2 billion with December stats still to come.

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Social marijuana use committee includes supporters, opponents and neighborhood advocates

Denver city officials will figure out how to implement Initiative 300, the voter-passed social marijuana use ballot measure, with help from a group that includes a backer, a fervent opponent, a neighborhood activist and an academic who called the new law “pretty innovative.”

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Adams County to take its fight over pot tax to Colorado Supreme Court

Adams County is not backing down in its fight to collect a tax on recreational marijuana sales, announcing Wednesday morning that it will bring its case to the Colorado Supreme Court.

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No change in Colorado teens’ marijuana use before and after legalization, study finds

Recreational marijuana legalization had no impact on how many Colorado teens use pot or on whether they think it is dangerous, but that could be because years of medical marijuana sales had already brought about changes in those measures, according to a new study.

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Drug-related child welfare cases have increased in Colorado, but connection to legalized marijuana is unclear

Colorado child protection cases related to drug use have increased since the state opened recreational marijuana shops three years ago, yet it’s unclear how much the uptick relates to pot.

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