What you need to know about the marijuana market

Marijuana, the world’s fastest-growing drug, is being used in a way that’s creating a huge number of problems for its users, including millions of new drug users.

In this report, MSNBC’s Mark Halperin and CNN’s Alisyn Camerota discuss how marijuana legalization has created a new and potentially dangerous drug that’s been driving an explosion in the illicit drug market, and how it’s affecting businesses, workers, and law enforcement.

The Marijuana Legalization Act of 1996 was the culmination of years of lobbying by the United States Department of Justice and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.

It legalized the production and distribution of marijuana by allowing the government to tax and regulate the product.

Under the act, the government controlled not only production, but also sales, distribution, and possession.

The law also created a legal framework that allowed for the use of medical marijuana to treat medical conditions, including PTSD and seizures, as well as the cultivation of marijuana plants for medical purposes.

The marijuana market is one of the most highly regulated in the world, and the federal government has spent decades trying to shut it down.

As of today, it is the number one illegal drug in the U, according to the Drug Enforcement Agency.

It has been estimated that as many as 15 million Americans are currently addicted to marijuana, according the DEA.

In this report we’ll examine how marijuana is being marketed, used, and consumed, and look at how marijuana businesses are coping with a boom in the marijuana industry, which is estimated to generate $7 billion in annual revenue and $2.5 billion in profits.

The Drug Enforcement Department has launched a new initiative called Project Safe Harbor, designed to help protect the nation’s consumers, reduce crime, and reduce the opioid crisis.

The initiative is a joint effort between the U: Drug Enforcement and the Drug Trade Enforcement Administration (DTEA).

The initiative aims to improve safety for both law-abiding consumers and law-enforcement personnel by ensuring the use, distribution and possession of marijuana remains legal.

This initiative will be available for review by the DEA’s Office of Professional Responsibility, which oversees the DEA Office of Science and Technology Policy.

The DTEA has already worked with the DEA to develop a plan for the legalization of marijuana.

In the first six months of the initiative, the DEA will provide free training to law enforcement and other government employees.

The first task force tasked with regulating marijuana has been formed by the Office of National Drug Control Policy.

The task force consists of law enforcement officials, prosecutors, and federal judges, as part of a larger effort to create a national system of marijuana regulation and enforcement.

It’s expected to be completed by the end of the year.

Marijuana has been legalized in a number of states and cities across the country.

Here are the main cities that have legalized marijuana.