Articles tagged with "Europe"

Alaska gears up to open its adult-use market, Denver gets set to vote on social consumption, and New York is finally expanding medical marijuana.

The bill, which would create Europe’s first fully legal adult-use cannabis market, is set for debate in Italy’s parliament later this month.

The Italian town of Jesi hosts an annual festival in celebration of two of the region’s hottest agricultural products: cannabis and spicy chilies.

“As a patient, I don’t want to hide. As a parent, I don’t want my children to inhale my smoke or vapor.”

European seed banks introduced the first commercial autoflowering strains, but the innovation has only recently caught on with home growers.

An unusual travel destination in Central Europe features an artificial Jamaican beach, an array of exotic animals, and a towering cannabis labyrinth.

Johan van Laarhoven faces a 103-year jail sentence in Thailand despite never having committed a crime in that country.

Pitura Freska jumpstarted Italy’s reggae scene and became a voice for cannabis activists.

Fabrizio Pellegrini’s case has garnered an unprecedented wave of solidarity and support — and it could mark a turning point for the country.

How white-lined grow tents became the norm in some parts of the world while silver linings took hold in another — and which works better.