Texas Senate Repeatedly Advances Ban on THC Amid Hemp and Marijuana Debates

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The Texas Senate has tentatively approved a bill to ban hemp-derived THC, setting the stage for a legislative showdown with the House, where some lawmakers advocate for regulation or legalization. The bill would prohibit products with detectable amounts of cannabinoids other than CBD and CBG, effectively banning most hemp products, and faces opposition from those who see hemp as a medical alternative. The debate reflects broader disagreements over how to regulate cannabis in Texas, with some proposing safety standards and decriminalization measures.
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