Underreported mold levels, lab shopping, and fear of retaliation among concerned cannabis workers are boiling in Massachusetts’ marijuana industry, as the Cannabis Control Commission warns of mold in retail products. Despite no reported illnesses or recalls, labs like ProVerde Laboratories in Milford report significant safety concerns, with over half of samples failing safety criteria. Health risks from moldy marijuana include respiratory issues and allergic reactions, highlighting the need for consumer protection and worker safety in the industry.
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Israel moves tanks into West Bank for first time since 2002
Israel sent tanks into the West Bank for the first time since 2002, with the military preparing for "an extended stay" to combat terrorism in refugee camps, particularly in Jenin. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered increased military activity to thwart terrorism and prevent the return of residents who have fled the territory, with troops expected to remain for at least a year. This move comes amid a fragile ceasefire...
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