As the first cracks appear in the pan-European prohibitionary edifice, Germany is about to embark on a legalisation journey of seismic proportions and far-reaching ripple effects. Could this be the catalyst that will ultimately shift the green limelight onto European markets? What form will such a de facto radical initiative take? And, perhaps most importantly, what are the cautionary tales, downside risks and lessons to be gleaned from the Californian and Canadian pioneers?
