Trousers
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Not true.As more cities in America legalise the drug, attention has switched to the pungent smell that wafts from the joint itself. Denver has passed a new odour ordinance with a potential $2,000 fine for anyone found guilty of polluting the atmosphere.
Bullshit, such terrible reporting.The need to draw up standards emerged because of the confusion over the legal position of whether somebody smoking marijuana in their own home could be committing an environmental offence when the smell seeps into the street.
Under the new law an offence is committed if the odour is detectable when the smoke is mixed with seven times the volume of clean air.
The nose telescope also known as an olfactometer is the device used to measure the concentration of cannabis in the air.
The ordinance that terrible article is talking about has nothing to do with marijuana, but more so with industrial smelss and such.
When the "smell" ordinance was proposed, it was almost immediately shot down. If they implemented it there would be legal actions taken against it and it would have been overturned at great expense. So the idiot politicians backed down.
You can smoke a 10 foot bong in your front yard if you want to.