re: Five years later, Colorado sees toll of pot legalization

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Do companies in Colorado still drug test their workers even though it’s legal now?

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Do companies still have alcohol in their drug panels even though it has been legal during the whole tenure of drug testing?

Who cares, legalize the shite out of it.

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Do companies in Colorado still drug test their workers even though it’s legal now?

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Yes. My company still test for all drugs including Marijuana.

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The numbers I looked at said it was an 8 percent increase, but regardless, during that same time span, Colorado's population increased from 5.17 to 5.68 million, and that population increase would be a more primary cause of an increase in homelessness, as that puts pressure on both infrastructure (which could account for an increase in traffic related deaths) and housing prices. I'm just very skeptical of any claim that marijuana legalization alone was responsible for the increase in homelessness when there are demonstrable increases in population and housing prices during the same period.

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Yeah, it's dumb to act like legalization was the main culprit, but it's completely reasonable to think that individuals who are homeless would gravitate to states that have legalized marijuana.

Colorado's homeless individuals (those without children/families) increased 62% from 2013 to 2017. That's still a less than 3,000 person increase, but it's believable that may have stemmed from legalization. No state rose at a higher clip than Colorado during that timeframe.

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What does thc stand for?

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Tuberculosis and Highly Carcinogenic

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Go to monroe and smell the paper mill

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See, now I grew up spending summers on St Simons Island and I could always tell that we were close to getting to the house when you could smell the Brunswick paper mill. I know it's supposed to smell bad, but it's a nostalgic smell for me.

Hey stupid. Only metabolites stay in your system. Active THC, you know, the stuff that gets you high, is gone in 4-6 hours. Try to educate yourself before posting and looking like an idiot.

Boom





You seem to know, please check out my other post in this thread

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the wafting odor of pot as they drive near warehouse grow operations along Denver freeways. Residential neighborhoods throughout Colorado Springs reek of marijuana

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I'm failing to see the problem.