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Oaksterdam University Cannabis Terminology Style Guide
More media outlets are reporting on cannabis than ever, requiring common-use definitions of the terms and concepts core to writing about its complexities. Cannabis isn't a simple subject; over 80 years of Prohibition have muddled knowledge of the plant's taxonomy, therapeutic use, cultivation, culture, history, law, and scientific study. Until now, there have been no common style standards for writing about this subject. This style guide is designed for use in academia and by any journalist, reporter, writer, or public relations professional. It was composed and edited by the experts at Oaksterdam University and will evolve with use, so we welcome your feedback, input, questions, and requests for clarification.This guide supplements the AP Style Guide for journalists and PR professionals and The Chicago Manual of Style for educators.
Weed Land
"Written by Peter Hecht, an award-winning journalist from The Sacramento Bee, Weed Land takes readers into the laboratories of researchers who challenged federal drug policy with clinical studies revealing the medical benefits of cannabis. It also explores an exploding marijuana marketplace that pitches compassionate healing with the pure joy of pot. And it takes readers inside the law enforcement backlash -- and unfolding consequences -- of a federal crackdown on America's largest marijuana economy."--www.Amazon.com.
Weed
Weed explores the beauty and bounty of cannabis, taking a journey into the heart of the joy, mindfulness, and fun derived from this very special plant.
Smoke Signals
In this book the author, an investigative journalist, traces the social history of marijuana from its origins to its emergence in the 1960s as a defining force in an ongoing culture war. He describes how the illicit marijuana subculture overcame government opposition and morphed into a multibillion-dollar industry. In 1996, Californians voted to legalize marijuana for medicinal purposes. Similar laws have followed in several other states, but not without antagonistic responses from federal, state, and local law enforcement. The author draws attention to underreported scientific breakthroughs that are reshaping the therapeutic landscape: medical researchers have developed promising treatments for cancer, heart disease, Alzheimer's, diabetes, chronic pain, and many other conditions that are beyond the reach of conventional cures. This book is an examination of the medical, recreational, scientific, and economic dimensions of the world's most controversial plant.
After Legalization
After Legalization: Understanding the Future of Marijuana Policy is a groundbreaking new book examining how legal marijuana will likely be treated in the United States 20 years from now. According to Gallup 58% of Americans support ending marijuana prohibition, and Colorado and Washington State have already passed historic ballot initiatives to tax and regulate pot. When it comes to marijuana in the United States, it is no longer a question of when, but how it will be legalized. After Legalization is a creative exploration of one likely future for legal marijuana that will give readers a sense of the coming battles, relevant players and political dynamics which will dominate the issue in the...
Cannabiz
Cannabiz tells one the most important political and business stories of our generation: the transformation of a counterculture movement into a growth industry with staggering potential. Charting the rise of medical marijuana in California and 14 other states, award-winning journalist John Geluardi vividly recounts the movement’s early activism, its legal challenges and victories, and its emergence as a commercial and political force. Tracing the history of marijuana in the United States, Cannabiz also reports on the industry’s key players, political allies and opponents, internal strife, and audacious aspirations—including a 2010 ballot initiative to legalize the adult use of marijuana...
Food Safety Lessons for Cannabis-Infused Edibles
Food Safety Lessons for Cannabis-Infused Edibles details the world of cannabis-infused edibles and the way its manufacturing is evolving as the industry moves from isolation to regulatory compliance. The cannabis industry has unique challenges as cannabis-infused edibles are not regulated as food, drugs or dietary supplements at the federal level. Despite these current conditions, the industry is aware of the need to examine the safety of these edibles and prepare for a future of federal compliance. The book looks at the cannabis industry through a scientific lens to increase awareness and expertise in food safety within the field of cannabis-infused edibles. Includes lessons learned by the food industry Presents unique challenges in the manufacture of cannabis-infused edibles Provides information of US Federal food safety compliance Explores the current state of research regarding edibles
Cannabis World Journals - Edition 17 english
Cannabis shines in the 2022 firmament Today we tell you about the ongoing efforts in different parts of the world to decriminalize and legalize cannabis and the achievements that have been obtained. With a special guest appearance by NORML's Deputy Director, Paul Armentano, who told us about his experience as part of the change in the history of the cannabis industry. In the CannaGrow section, the approach to cost-saving production of synthetic cannabinoids is discussed. In CannaTrade, new trends in the cannabis industry for 2022 are mentioned. To close, the CannaMed section explores the Cannabis Sativa plant and its non-THC components in-depth, and reports perceptions of patients regarding the therapeutic benefits of medical cannabis use.
Hello, My Name Is Awesome
The ultimate guide to naming your product or business has been updated throughout with twice as many resources as before, new stories (of both hits and flops), and an entirely new chapter on the power of names in the workplace. Too many new companies and products have names that look like the results of a drunken Scrabble game (Xobni, Svbtle, Doostang). In this entertaining and engaging book, ace-naming consultant Alexandra Watkins explains how anyone—even noncreative types—can create memorable and effective brand names. No degree in linguistics required. The heart of the book is Watkins's proven SMILE and SCRATCH Test. A great name makes you SMILE because it is Suggestive—evokes somet...
Ratchet Weeds: A Fictionalized Telling of the Cannabis Tech Industry
Ratchet Weeds is the story of Noah Rodriguez, a Biology graduate student who lands the perfect job at CannaTron, the marijuana industry's leading tech company that develops cannabis tracking software. He's hired as a proposal writer by the company's flamboyant, millionaire owner and former pill-mill kingpin, Albert Abraham. CannaTron is a start-up company in Fort Lauderdale with the highest aspirations, with intentions to go public, and promises to make all the employees rich. But Noah soon realizes that the company is riddled with scandal, lawsuits, and ratchet employees who don't respect their bosses or the nature of professionalism. After receiving a minor setback in his studies, Noah must complete a research paper on medical marijuana to improve his chances at getting accepted into medical school. While at CannaTron, he's provided with a plethora of information to complete the task despite the daily antics, deviance, and ugliness that revolves around the company.
