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Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2019

MotherBoard: 30 Tons of Pangolin Parts Seized in Historic Trafficking Bust

City Lab: Finding Home in a Parking Lot

The Atlantic: When Wall Street Is Your Landlord

Eater: The World's Most Expensive Spice Is On The Verge Of Disappearing

Washington Post: ‘This is disgusting:’ Lawmakers blast companies overseeing military homes racked by toxic dangers

Redding Searchlight: Two more found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in Siskiyou County

SF Chronicle: 10 inches of snow in downtown Redding: Whole town shut down, section of I-5 closed

Press Democrat: 'Massive, numerous floods': Russian River to spill banks, many roads closed

San Jose Mercury: O Cannabis! Canucks invest in California’s weed

Washington Post: The world is drowning in trash. Can ‘Zero Waste’ save it before it’s too late?

Washington Post: Black mold, rats and lead: Survey of military families paints slum-like picture of housing on U.S. bases

Daily Beast: Bill and Melinda Gates Unveil Big Plan for the Environment

The Guardian: 'Uniquely American': Senate passes landmark bill to enlarge national parks

The Oregonian: Measles outbreak: Anti-vaccination misinformation fueled by Russian propagandists, study finds

Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2019

Washington Post: The Senate just passed the decade’s biggest public lands package. Here’s what’s in it.

Daily Beast: IRS Watchdog: Shutdown Inflicted Harm on Taxpayers

Washington Post: A record 7 million Americans are 90 days late on their auto loan payments

Redding Searchlight: Hemp czars want to set up a nursery in Redding

The Guardian: Nurses face burnout, a high turnover and patient safety errors as ‘unsafe staffing’ has become the standard

The Guardian: Solar energy sector lost 8,000 jobs in US last year, but future looks bright – report

The Guardian: Facebook under pressure to halt rise of anti-vaccination groups

Press Democrat: All about acorns: The rich regional history, and the recent revival

The Oregonian: Oregon cities uneasy with plan to eliminate single-family zoning in neighborhoods

LA Times: As tobacco sales dry up, Kentucky farmers look to the state’s ‘original crop’ — hemp

SF Chronicle: Bay Area marijuana businesses Apothecarium, Harborside in Canada deals

SF Chronicle: Santa Barbara judge rejects deal restricting public access to beach

Monday, Feb. 11, 2019

Willamette Week: Oregon Lawmakers Consider Bill That Would Pave Way for Exporting Cannabis to Other States

Topic: The DIY Currency Of California's Lost Coast

Washington Post: ‘Historic’ storm hurls huge waves and 191-mph winds at Hawaii; rare snow hits Maui

Politico: Kamala Harris calls for marijuana legalization

Santa Cruz Sentinel: California’s ‘dry farmers’ grow crops without irrigation

Sacramento Bee: Nutria: They’re big, furry and could destroy the Delta. California has a $2 million plan to kill them

Sacramento Bee: Pot is legal in 10 states, but the industry still can’t use banks. Will Congress change that?

Press Democrat: Big drop in cannabis permit applications leads to lower Sonoma County tax projections

Press Democrat: Great Redwood Trail would convert railway into a meandering pathway from Larkspur to beyond Eureka

BBC: A toxic crisis in America’s coal country

The Guardian: What does legalizing cannabis mean for children?

Wired: THERE'S STILL SO MUCH WE NEED TO LEARN ABOUT WEED—AND FAST

Sunday, Feb. 10, 2019

Haaretz: Israel Approves Compassionate Use of MDMA to Treat PTSD

The Guardian: Plummeting insect numbers 'threaten collapse of nature'

NY Times: Do You Know What’s in Your Cosmetics?

SF Chronicle: National Weather Service shares snow photos of Humboldt

Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019

Sacramento Bee: Trump ‘open to talking about’ a change in tax law that is costing Californians $12 billion

Washington Post: From Costa Rica to New Jersey, a pipeline of illegal workers for Trump goes back years

NY Times: The Prescription Drugs That Rich People Buy

Washington Post: How does a Virginia herb company grow? By moving nature indoors.

San Jose Mercury: Black market poachers coming for California’s coastal succulents

San Jose Mercury: Nearly 2 tons of meth bound for Australia seized from SoCal ports

San Jose Mercury: Atmospheric river possible next week for California, raising flood concerns

The Oregonian: Not just Oregon: Saudi students in at least 8 states, Canada vanish while facing criminal charges


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