The dispute over a planned U.S. hemp ban has taken a new turn. On August 8, the Senate passed a stopgap spending bill by 90 to 6 that would delay the implementation of new restrictions on psychoactive hemp products. An earlier attempt to remove this delay from the bill failed decisively. For the American hemp industry, this means a little more time — but it is still far from being saved.
Angelique Moss is a Writer at Born2Invest. She focuses on health and wellness, exploring themes of sustainability within the energy sector, including oil and gas, energy policy, and the environmental impacts of mining. Angelique's work has been featured in Born2Invest, Toronto Star, Niagara Falls Review, and Canadian Affairs.
