Anywhere But Humboldt
Wednesday, March 16, 2016
Press Democrat: Septic Infusion: More than 20 residential wells in Boonville found contaminated
SF Chronicle: California salmon season facing big restrictions
SF Chronicle: Marijuana economy to hit $44 billion per year by 2020, researchers predict
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
NY Times: Nigeria: Huge Methamphetamine Lab Built With Mexican Help, Officials Say
NY Times: U.S. Sets Painkiller Guidelines to Curb Addiction Risk
LA Times: 58,000 California drivers have traffic fines and court fees cut under amnesty
Ukiah Daily Journal: $262,000 civil judgment against trespassing marijuana grower at Covelo property upheld by court of appeal
Ukiah Daily Journal: Disenrolling 74 members: Hopland tribe in turmoil
The Guardian: Endangered right whales return to Cape Cod in 'mindblowing' numbers
LA Times: First pot dispensary on the Strip opens in Las Vegas
Monday, March 14, 2016
Reuters: Cannabis drug succeeds in epilepsy, doubling value of GW Pharma
Yahoo News: Marijuana economy may hit $44 billion by 2020
Forbes: 60 Percent of Chinese Consumers Want "Made in USA"
Eureka Alert!: Global shift in farmed fish feed may impact nutritional benefits ascribed to seafood
LA Times: Lawsuit says L.A. endangered homeless people by seizing their tents, shopping carts
SF Chronicle: 3.5 Quake off North Coast
Press Democrat: Fort Bragg’s North Coast Brewing Co. succeeds by going against the grain
Sunday, March 13, 2016
The Guardian: Grand Canyon threatened despite win against developers, conservationists say
Seattle Times: Pricey tea a growing niche crop in US, even Canada
Saturday, March 12, 2016
San Diego Tribune: Chinese insurer acquiring several luxury hotels in CA as part of $6.5B deal
The Oregonian: Big out-of-town money buys up Portland rentals
The Atlantic: Make America White Again?
NY Times: Remote Utah Enclave Becomes New Battleground Over Reach of U.S. Control
The Oregonian: Oregon county makes good on $1.4 billion threat to sue state over logging
The Oregonian: Broken government promises leave four Oregon tribes waiting for better housing
Friday, March 11, 2016
Vox: Big solar is heading for boom times in the US
Willits News: Mendo County Ag Commissioner discusses cannabis
Ukiah Daily Journal: New film “Welcome to Willits” adds aliens to area’s drug culture
Del Norte Triplicate: Parks plan to move into Hiouchi visitor center next winter
The Guardian: San Francisco mulls state of emergency over homelessness. But will it help?
Daily Beast: ‘Weediquette’: Could Marijuana Help Kids With Cancer?
Thursday, March 10, 2016
The Oregonian: Avalanche kills director of avalanche center in Oregon
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
LA Times: LA County report lays out options for tax measures to fund homelessness efforts
LA Times: What's wrong with the American diet? More than half our calories come from 'ultra-processed' foods
Press Democrat: Allegiant Air to start service to Sonoma County from Las Vegas, Phoenix
SF Chronicle: Eco-conscious CEO develops alternatives to plastic packaging
SF Chronicle: Legal marijuana causes Mexican drug cartel revenues to plummet
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
The Guardian: Meet Ruger: the American dog who put 150 African poachers out of business
The Guardian: Denver homeless pack up belongings as city workers dismantle camps
The Guardian: If we want to end the opiate epidemic, prisons are a good place to start
San Jose Mercury: Fallen tree derails train in Sunol; 14 injured
Seattle Times: New lobby for plant-based foods takes seat at power table
Monday, March 7, 2016
International Business Times : Massachusetts' Leading Politicians Rail Against Cannabis 2016 Proposal
SF Chronicle: Harvest SF: Haute Dispensary for the Other Half
Wired: Medicare Scammers Steal $60 Billion a Year. This Man Is Hunting Them.
Sunday, March 6, 2016
ABC News: Sewage analysis shows methamphetamine use soaring in parts of Australia
Marin Independent Journal: Commuter train rolls into San Rafael for the first time in 50 years
Los Angeles Times: Nancy Reagan Dies at 94; Influential Former First Lady
The Guardian: The innovators: portable solar panels that can be unrolled like a carpet