Is cannabis really such a terrible weed to Earth?

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By Addissyn HouseJun 15, 2023, 5:30 pm166 pts
Smoke it. Eat it. Rub it on. Marijuana products have become more ubiquitous in recent years as recreational use and cultivation have been legalized in many states and cities across the country. With access and demand both increasing, it begs the question, is it sustainable to grow and process marijuana?

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