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Friday, Sept. 23, 2016

Leafly: U.S. Attorney General Says Cannabis Is Not a Gateway Drug

Press Democrat: State regulators solicit rules input from North Coast pot entrepreneurs

Press Democrat: Planning commission OKs Santa Rosa’s 1st commercial pot grow

Washington Post: New sexual misconduct complaints at Yosemite, Yellowstone in widening Park Service scandal

Washington Post: Killer robots: The latest weapon in the futile fight to destroy the invasive lionfish

The Guardian: Personality influences lifespan as much as socioeconomic status. Why is that?

SF Chronicle: Iconic Death Valley landmark vandalized

ABC News: Phoenix Chief: 3 Officers Resign After Man Forced to Eat Pot

Thursday, Sept. 22, 2016

NBC News: U.S. Court Rules Dreadlock Ban During Hiring Process is Legal

Vice: A Law Professor Explains Why You Should Never Talk to Police

Vice: Video: This Bong Costs $100,000

Press Democrat: Police: 4 men held at Calaveras Co marijuana farm, forced to work

Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2016

NY Times: California Voters Face Choice: End Death Penalty, or Speed It Up

Huffington Post: Dr. Bronner’s Just Made A Dank Donation In Fight For Legal Weed

Washington Post: Most Colorado voters say legal weed has been good for the economy

Washington Post: One of the world’s biggest diamond mines opens — in remote Canada

Press Democrat: Santa Rosa taps special tax for housing, homeless services

Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016

NY Times: Co Housing: Modern Housing With Village Virtues

Patch: Marijuana Missionaries: First Cannabis Church Rolls Into Michigan

Denver Post: FusionPharm owners face federal securities fraud charges

Denver Post: Colorado Springs orders 9 cannabis clubs to “cease and desist”

Business Insider: MIT researchers made a machine that can read your feelings through radio waves

Marin Independent Journal: Good Ideas: San Rafael touts donation meters as panhandling mitigation

Audubon: The Organic Chicken Farm Terrorized By Bald Eagles

Washington Post: A wake-up call on the junk science infesting our courtrooms

The Guardian: Death By A Thousand Cuts: documentary charts the dangers of deforestation

The Oregonian: Explore Portland's newest tiny house hotel (photos)

San Jose Mercury: Big Sur fire becomes costliest to fight in US history

San Jose Mercury: California sea otter population reaches record high number

Monday, Sept. 19, 2016

NY Times: Following Its Country Music, Nashville May Loosen Up on Marijuana

NY Times: Ferndale ranch hiits NY Times for $12,000,000

The Guardian: 3 percent of Americans own 50% of the guns

NY Magazine: Too Much Tech: I used to be a human

Washington Post: France bans plastic plates and cutlery

The Oregonian: Police searching for suspects in robbery of northeast Portland marijuana dispensary

Daily Mail: SoCal: Cannabis becomes new Californian gold rush as high-end investors rush to buy up land in 'green zones' earmarked for cultivation

The Guardian: I left corporate life behind to live in a camper van. I am never going back

The Guardian: An American tragedy: why are millions of trees dying across the country?

Sunday, Sept. 18, 2016

Bloomberg News: Warning Indicator for China Banking Stress Climbs to Record

San Jose Mercury: Yelp warns California lawsuit could scrub critical reviews

San Jose Mercury: Toxic algae troubles many California lakes and waterways

Daily Beast: Bob Marley's bandmates sue "The Wailers"

LA Times: How a pension deal went wrong and cost California taxpayers billions

Press Democrat: Seafaring twin brothers paddling from Alaska to Mexico

Press Democrat: With Measure M, Sonoma County’s GMO foes seek to bolster organic agriculture

The Guardian: The hidden danger in your hand soap

The Guardian: Artsy afterlife: a new breed of urban taxidermists give animals 'life after death'

Saturday, Sept. 17, 2016

Digital Journal: Norway plans to cull 47 of its remaining 68 wolves

Chicago Tribune: New study finds that medical marijuana may be helping to curb the opioid epidemic

UK Telegraph: Chinese farmers take over former white-owned farms in Zimbabwe to cash in on tobacco


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