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An inconvenient truth (about weed)
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An inconvenient truth (about weed)

Federal laws bar cannabis from crossing state lines, driving up the cost — and the emissions — of an industry using indoor grow operations.
How small-scale loggers can help save Africa's tropical forests
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How small-scale loggers can help save Africa's tropical forests

Small-time loggers providing timber to local villages have long been seen as a threat to forests in Africa. But that view is changing.

Big unknowns: What legal marijuana means for water in western states
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Big unknowns: What legal marijuana means for water in western states

Six western states now allow recreational use of marijuana, creating a huge new legal market for cannabis farmers. But the implications for water supplies remain a big unknown. "It looks like a mess right now," one expert says.
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