Research Shows College Students Who Use Cannabis Have Greater Motivation
by Chane Leigh
The US addresses HAZMAT issues that often arise when cleaning up illegal grows, cannabis jobs are coming to Victoria, Australia, and a cannabis certification program will be available at Oakton Community College this fall! Watch to learn more about the latest in cannabis news!
The U.S. Forest Service has teamed up with HAZMAT firm NES to address the chemical mess that’s leftover in illegal grows.
Agents often get sick and sometimes require trips to the ER after eradicating plants.
In an effort to address the issue, the US Forest Service and NES developed a program to specifically deal with the chemicals and hazardous materials used on large cultivation sites.
Currently, this is the only training program available in the US that’s approved by OSHA.
Australian government awarded nearly $2 million to medical cannabis firm Cann Group to assist with upgrades at their production facility in Mildura.
The project has created a number of jobs for locals and will be capable of growing nearly up to 80 tons of cannabis.
The goal is to be able to supply at least half of Australia’s medicinal cannabis by 2028
The program will focus on transportation, logistics, and supply chain management.
Interested students will be offered in-state rates for the online class portion regardless of residency.
If you’re interested and need help paying for classes, check out Veriheal’s Innovation in Cannabis scholarship.
Be sure to submit your application to www.veriheal.com/scholarship by the July 30th deadline
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