Teen pot dangers. Smells like shopping. 'Accumulation'.

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• There is substantial media coverage of a new study led by James McIntosh, professor of economics in the Faculty of Arts and Science, on the dangers inherent, for adolescents, of early marijuana use. The findings, published in the journal, Health, show that young users report the most impact to their physical and mental health: UK's Daily Mail, LaPresse.ca, Science Daily, SiFy News, AMEQ en ligne (behind a paywall), Health Medicine Net, The Villages Suntimes, New Kerala, Hindustan Times, The Indian Express, Web India 123, India4U.com, Yahoo! News India, O2 (in Polish), Catch News. McIntosh will be a guest on CJAD Radio, just after 11 this morning, to talk about his research.
• She magazine (in Croatian) references a 2014 study led by Bianca Grohmann, professor of marketing in the John Molson School of Business, who looked at the power of ambient scents in stores to comfort and calm shoppers. 
• E-flux writes about the architectural art project, Accumulation, produced in cooperation with the Speculative Life Cluster at Concordia's Milieux Institute and the Princeton Environmental Institute at Princeton University.

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