Colorado marijuana sales reached an all-time high in January, bringing with it excise taxes totaling a whopping $2.35 million designated for public schools. Recreational marijuana sales jumped to around $36.4 million, up from $14.69 million a year ago, according to data from the Colorado Department of Revenue. “This is really what we expected and hope to see: a shift in the underground market to a regulated market,” legalization advocate Mason Tvert told The Denver Post. “It’s clearly generating significant revenue for the state.”
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