At the moment, there is a group of cannabis antagonists fighting to stop the Colorado marijuana industry with a proposed bill that would ban most of the state’s current recreational products. Luckily for cannabis smokers, a group being funded extremely well has come from the shadows to stand up to the fight and make sure the cannabis industry is protected. A report from another news source suggests that the new organization, under the name of the Colorado Health Research Council (CHRC) has officially started a campaign that would stop Amendment 139, a ballot measure that would put a sixteen percent THC-limit on all cannabis products sold throughout Colorado. Also, the bill also added that marijuana causes negative effects such as “permanent loss of brain abilities.”
Last month, supporters of Amendment 139 were going forth with a campaign that looks to cut Colorado’s recreational marijuana market off. The bill, which was proposed by the Healthy Colorado Coalition, puts a limit on THC. The current average percentage of THC in all cannabis products is seventeen, while the limit is below. Thus, this measure would ban eighty percent of the state’s marijuana products. But according to the CHRC, which is “a coalition of cannabis patients, caregivers, scientists, cannabis industry leaders, the business community and ordinary citizens,” they have enough funding to go against Amendment 139.
At the moment, the organization has raised more than $300,000 to fight the measure, and it is probably going to make more donations as more members of Colorado’s marijuana industry will come together to fight the amendment. Advocates of Amendment 139 have even said that their campaign does not have any funding, but that they are still sure that the voters will support them. Apparently, they will do so because this is “reasonable control” for the industry, but that is only if the measure is able to make it onto the ballot.
MAPH Enterprises, LLC | (305) 414-0128 | 1501 Venera Ave, Coral Gables, FL 33146 | new@marijuanastocks.com
