Other Cool Stuff From Around the World, Mostly By Gina
Saturday, March 25, 2017
Washington Post: A pharma company that spent $500,000 trying to keep pot illegal just got DEA approval for synthetic marijuana
Press Democrat: New trail opens on Lost Coast in Northern Mendocino County
Friday, March 24, 2017
NY Times: Sequoia National Park: In the Land of Giants
Emerald Report: Video Goes Viral with Priest, Rabbi, and Atheist Smoking Weed Together
Press Democrat: Cannabis ventures scooping up well-known Santa Rosa spots
The Guardian: Couple donates bug collection worth $10m, a goldmine for researchers
Washington Post: In a first for the government, dogs will be welcome at the Interior Department
Thursday, March 23, 2017
SF Chronicle: Gray whales get really close to Fort Bragg boaters
Washington Post: The Trump administration wants to kill the popular Energy Star program because it combats climate change
Wednesday, March 22, 2017
SF Examiner: CSU to raise tuition for first time since 2011
Washington Post: Gulf of Mexico waters are freakishly warm, which could mean explosive springtime storms in US
LA Times: The best places to see this summer's 'Great American Total Solar Eclipse'
LA Times: California cannabis companies are hiring. Interest is high at this job fair.
Press Democrat: Pot eradication leads 2nd Mendocino County tribe to file claim
Tuesday, March 21, 2017
The Guardian: Access to nature reduces depression and obesity, finds European study
Monday, March 20, 2017
LA Times: Congress votes to expand drug testing for the jobless
SF Chronicle: CHP in Oakland busts pack of ATVs crossing Bay Bridge
Sunday, March 19, 2017
The Guardian: Chile’s new ‘route of parks’ aims to save the wild beauty of Patagonia
LA Times: Editorial: Alaska's national refuges are not private game reserves
LA Times: Will grizzly bears again roam the North Cascades?
The Oregonian: Oregon remains a top source for black market pot, state police report says
Press Democrat: Santa Rosa's notorious drug house closed
NY Times: With Dinner, They Suggest Some Fine Sonoma Cannabis
Saturday, March 18, 2017
NY Times: Scientists Bristle at Trump Budget’s Cuts to Research
The Oregonian: Climate change denier to be federal science adviser
Friday, March 17, 2017
Seattle Times: Better than bingo? Seniors take field trip to Seattle pot store
Thursday, March 16, 2017
LA Times: Workers at troubled Oroville Dam need dust-control plan after cancer-causing asbestos detected
Washington Post: Drugs are killing so many people in Ohio that cold-storage trailers are being used as morgues
Del Norte Triplicate: Salmon Returns Expected to be Lowest on Record - No Ocean Salmon Fishing
Del Norte Triplicate: County Pushes to Save Bar-O Boys Ranch
Press Democrat: Vintage Photos Of Sonoma Area Parks
Press Democrat: Baby salmon trickle back to Russian River waterways after a long absence
Press Democrat: North Coast programs at risk in Trump plan
The Guardian: Bald eagle population threatened by lead poisoning, US scientists warn
Washington Post: Trump’s budget calls for seismic disruption in medical and science research
Seattle Times: Solar experiment lets neighbors trade energy among themselves
LA Times: Former Patagonia CEO donates 1 million acres of parkland to Chile
Huffington Post: Jeff Sessions Suggests A Crackdown Isn’t Coming For Legal Weed
Huffington Post: Proposed budget kills community block grants, Meals On Wheels funds
Outside: How 1,600 People Went Missing from Our Public Lands Without a Trace
Bloomberg : Alaska’s Big Problem With Warmer Winters
Press Democrat: Jeff Sessions: 'Medical marijuana has been hyped, maybe too much'
SF Chronicle: Crazy high numbers of otters draw crowds to Morro Bay
Wednesday, March 15, 2017
Washington Post: A proposal to bring back grizzlies just got a funny boost
The Guardian: Calls for ibuprofen sale restrictions after study finds cardiac arrest risk
The Guardian: Into the woods: how one man survived alone in the wilderness for 27 years
The Guardian: Berkeley's liberal image in question amid homeless crisis
The Oregonian: 840 shares Why Portland anarchists are patching potholed streets