Other Cool Stuff From Around the World, Mostly By Gina
Thursday, Nov. 3, 2016
The Oregonian: Oregon issues health alert for three marijuana strains with pesticide residue
LA Times: Overweight, tattooed, stoned? The Pentagon may still want you
The Ringer: Loved to Death: How Instagram Is Destroying Our Natural Wonders
The Guardian: What I learned after 100,000 miles on the road talking to Trump supporters
Ukiah Daily Journal: Mendo Supes hopes streamlined second unit rules will expand housing
Press Democrat: New, $12 million Russian River fish ladder offers glimpse of salmon recovery efforts
Press Democrat: Marijuana Being Used By Athletes As Performance Enhancing Drug
SF Chronicle: Feds drop effort to shut down Berkeley marijuana dispensary
SF Chronicle: Northern California seafood industry in crisis
SF Chronicle: Magnitude-3.8 earthquake strikes near Ukiah
Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2016
Washington Post: The strangest coincidences of your life probably aren’t that strange at all
The Atlantic: The high stakes of selective breeding at US dairies
The Oregonian: 30,000 Cows: Proposed Oregon mega-dairy points to hole in state permitting, says opponents
Press Democrat: Tribal dispute resumes after human bones found among remains from Mendocino County ranch
Press Democrat: Science of marijuana propels founder of Santa Rosa’s Pure Analytics cannabis lab
Press Democrat: Sebastopol City Council passes temporary cap on rent hikes
Press Democrat: Santa Rosa pledges $3 million to speed new housing construction
SF Chronicle: Reforms Needed: SF city attorney Dennis Herrera condemns state’s bail system
SF Chronicle: Toxic algae found at high levels in SF Bay mussels
SF Chronicle: Calif. cities ban pot shops ahead of legalization vote
Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2016
Huffington Post: Chobani Hires Refugees And Treats Them Well. That Makes A Lot Of People Angry.
San Jose Mercury: San Jose City Council approves ban on recreational marijuana sales
Digg: The Horrifying Differences In International Car Safety Regulations, Visualized
NY Times: Hatched From Green Peanuts, the South’s Hot New Oil
Del Norte Triplicate: Carving a new path: Lake Earl breached
NY Post: Dispensary robberies have pot businesses calling for access to banks
Washington Post: Ranch dressing is what’s wrong with America
San Jose Mercury: Bay Area cities scramble to pass temporary bans on recreational weed
SF Chronicle: Waves up to 27 feet expected to bring sneaker waves, powerful rip current to Bay Area
Monday, Oct. 31, 2016
LA Times: Corp Espionage: The saga of the Chinese spies and the stolen corn seeds
SF Chronicle: Sonoma Sheriff’s Office seeks Philadelphia couple in slaying to steal pot
Sunday, Oct. 30, 2016
Press Democrat: No need to fear the bat, the gardener’s friend
Press Democrat: Citing marijuana ‘mess,’ Sen. Mike McGuire opposes California’s faulty Proposition 64
Press Democrat: Sebastopol consultant forges career in crusade to legalize marijuana
Press Democrat: OrganiCann dispensary founder expands marijuana business from Sonoma County
Washington Post: C2C Express: A journey and a race at 80 mph
The Guardian: Alaska's first retail marijuana store set to open at 'high noon' two years after vote
Saturday, Oct. 29, 2016
Press Democrat: New James Franco movie "Burn Country" features Sonoma County faces, places
Friday, Oct. 28, 2016
TIME: Stop Being So Sensitive—It’s Only a Halloween Costume
Seattle Times: Pepper spray and chaos as N.D. pipeline protesters cleared from private land
San Jose Mercury: California cannabis gets THC boost, as voters consider legalizing pot
CNN: Dakota pipeline protests: Will police crackdown dampen efforts to block project?
Thursday, Oct. 27, 2016
The Guardian: Weed Might Enhance Night Vision
The Guardian: North Dakota pipeline protesters pushed back from site after 117 arrested
Del Norte Triplicate: Del Norte Sheriff speaks up on Prop. 64
San Jose Mercury: Science test: California students at the bottom
SF Chronicle: NorCal growers worry Prop 64 could end "way of life"
Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2016
LA Times: Santa Ana to pay marijuana dispensary $100,000 after video appears to back police harassment claims