With cannabis products legalized to some degree in all but four U.S. states, the CRE community faces a continuous learning curve as regulations continue to evolve in terms of cannabis industry safety. Among other safety considerations, indoor air quality for cannabis-related businesses is a key concern for business owners and landlords, who must protect themselves from liability while offering safe, acceptable conditions for tenants, employees, and customers.
In this GlobeSt. article, Brian E. Nemetz, CMC, discusses indoor air quality and four key factors to effective ventilation at a cannabis business.
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