PORTLAND In February 2021, politicians and activists celebrated Oregon’s implementation of Measure 110, the nation’s first law to decriminalize drugs like fentanyl, heroin, cocaine, and meth. It’s not a surprise what happened next: a dramatic increase in overdoses. /Comments by Kevin Sabet, President, Foundation for Drug Policy Solutions.
The legalization movement succeeded in legalizing marijuana in four more states last week. We shouldn’t let them end with heroin, writes Kevin Sabet, president of Smart Approaches to Marijuana, about the situation after US election.
WASHINGTON DC Fyra kongressledamöter i USA vädjar till Representanthuset att inte stänga cannabisbutiker under corona-pandemin och även ge weed-bolag federalt ekonomiskt stöd, de påstås vara viktiga för arbetsmarknaden och folkhälsan. Samtidigt varnar hälsomyndigheter för att marijuanarökning är särskilt farlig om man blir smittad av viruset.
Big Marijuana must be met with more scrutiny by the media. Marijuana use is not inevitable and the media should stop comparing marijuana legalization to same sex marriage… Some advice from Kevin Sabet, american co-founder Project SAM (Smart Approaches to Marijuana), who will speak at World Forum Against Drugs in […]
