Tag: vertical farming

Previously, useful evidence would have remained untouched at the site, or on rare occasions, kept in police storage. The potentially useful information left at sites was lost to neglect. Now, a significant portion of the evidence left behind is subjected to intelligence analysis. Increased utilization of intelligence analysis centers has made this process much more […]

ED utilization that KPNC did not pay for is not captured, although we capture external, paid-for ED utilization through claims. Consequently, ED use may be higher than we report. Low base rates of SUDs other than alcohol, marijuana, and opioid use disorders precluded our ability to examine the effect of these conditions on ED visits.Marijuana is […]

In an era that is often characterized as one of a growing isomorphism of the laws and procedures governing criminal activities in different countries, the issue area of cannabis policy undergoes processes of fragmentation and polarization. Some countries continue to criminalize all forms of medical and recreational uses of cannabis. Others have sought to “separate the market” for […]

To over-sample SMW who identified as African American or Latinx, each wave of recruitment targeted a random sample that was one-third African American/Black, one-third Latinx, and one-third unrestricted by race/ethnicity. Participants were compensated through the panel companies following their standard payment protocols. The participation rate for the general panel sample was 45 % and the participation […]

Past research examining cultural variables has primarily focused on racial/ethnic minority individuals in relation to the dominant culture, or mainstream U.S. culture, , however an individual can also experience stress emanating from tensions within their own racial/ethnic group.This phenomenon, known as intragroup marginalization,refers to the perceived interpersonal distancing by members of one’s racial/ethnicgroup when the […]

Though unhealthy eating and marijuana use are health-risk behaviors, they are inherently different. Research has indicated that eating behaviors in children are shaped by observing the eating behaviors and food preferences of their parents , while marijuana use is modeled more by one’s peers . Parents may exhibit greater motivation to discuss unhealthy eating as […]

Parents completed a survey with measures of the adapted PWM factors, parenting factors , and personal characteristics . The study aims were to: evaluate the descriptive characteristics of parent past discussions of unhealthy eating and marijuana use with their child; test the associations of attachment styles, parenting styles, parent-child communication, perceived risks of unhealthy eating and marijuana […]

Results from our study are limited in generalizability, though complement work by others on examining the impact of tobacco free policies on US college campuses. This includes a recent study from 2020 of small colleges in Massachusetts that found that a college with a smoke-free policy had significantly more antismoking attitude than a control campus, […]

We were not able to examine the quantity of marketing items . Lastly, our findings may not be applied to RMDs around adolescents’ homes, adolescents in private schools, or jurisdictions outside of California. With the dynamics in marijuana retail environments and government surveillance and law enforcement, the findings in the early stage of recreational marijuana […]

There is good evidence that foreign regulations have affected export demand for transgenic crops, but there is mixed evidence of price premia for traditional non-GM grains. For example, after the United States started growing GM corn, EU corn imports from the United States dropped from 2.1 million metric tons in 1995 to just under 22,000 metric tons […]