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Paul Armentano

  • Deputy Director, NORML
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NORML Op-Ed: Calling Out the New York Times’ Alarmist Cannabis Coverage

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By Paul Armentano
| Norml
The New York Times is setting its sights on cannabis, again. Their primary concerns? Marijuana is too strong and too many people are using it. However, a deeper dive into both issues reveals that there’s far more to the story than the NYT is reporting. First, sensational claims of increases in marijuana’s potency are nothing new.
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NORML Op-Ed: Calling Out the New York Times’ Alarmist Cannabis Coverage

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By Paul Armentano
| newsbudz.com
NewsBudz is your go-to app for daily cannabis news, covering everything from medical marijuana breakthroughs to recreational cannabis trends and legalization updates. Our platform aggregates content from over 30 top-tier cannabis news outlets to deliver a curated stream of the latest headlines, insights, and developments across the marijuana and hemp industries.
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Calling out the NYT’s biased cannabis coverage

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By Paul Armentano
| Cultivated Media Verified
The New York Times is setting its sights on cannabis, again. Their primary concerns? Marijuana is too strong and too many people are using it. However, a deeper dive into both issues reveals that there’s far more to the story than the NYT is reporting. First, sensational claims of increases in marijuana’s potency are nothing new.
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