More than two thirds of Northern California's Emerald Triangle population is involved in the marijuana business, reflecting its significant local impact.
Synopsis
More than two thirds of Northern California's Emerald Triangle population is involved in the marijuana business, reflecting its significant local impact.
Synopsis
Rabbi Jeffrey Kahn aims to open Washington D.C.’s first medical marijuana dispensary. In Northern California's Emerald Triangle, over two-thirds of the local workforce is tied to the marijuana industry. The film presents various perspectives on cannabis, questioning its medicinal value. It addresses the myths surrounding its use and the scientific research that supports or contradicts its effectiveness. The documentary runs for 46 minutes and was released in 2011.
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Why Watch
- Meet a rabbi opening a medical marijuana dispensary in DC.
- Find out the employment rate in California's marijuana industry.
- See the science behind cannabis' medicinal claims.
Did You Know
- Over two thirds of Northern California's Emerald Triangle population works in the marijuana business.
- A rabbi is attempting to open Washington DC’s first medical marijuana dispensary.
- The film runs for 46 minutes.
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What percentage of the population in Northern California's Emerald Triangle is employed by the marijuana business?
More than two thirds of the population in Northern California's Emerald Triangle are employed by the marijuana business.
Who is aiming to open Washington DC’s first medical marijuana dispensary?
A rabbi is aiming to open Washington DC’s first medical marijuana dispensary.
What is examined regarding cannabis in the documentary?
The documentary examines the myths and the science behind cannabis' purported medicinal properties.
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