King County Council Member Wants a Testing Program for Banned Pesticides in Recreational Weed
King County Council Member Wants a Testing Program for Banned Pesticides in Recreational Weed
Ana Sofia Knauf | Aug 30, 2016
The King County Council will meet tomorrow afternoon to discuss an ordinance for a county-wide program to test recreational marijuana for banned pesticides.
According to a staff report, the King County Board of Health noted that contaminated products sold a recreational cannabis stores “could constitute a significant threat to public health and safety.”
King County Council Member Wants a Testing Program for Banned Pesticides in Recreational Weed
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