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Oregon’s crashing pot prices put drug treatment at risk
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Oregon’s crashing pot prices put drug treatment at risk
The state’s Behavioral Health Resource Network faces a multimillion-dollar shortfall. By Khushboo Rathore Oregon Journalism Project Since 2022, the state’s cannabis taxes have paid for free behavioral health and addiction treatment for more than 35,000 Oregonians all across the state, a first-of-its-kind program. But plummeting pot prices have resulted in a 38% decline in tax revenues since 2021, slashing funding for the Behavioral Health Resour…
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