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Marijuana · Bogotá

The network behind the marijuana business in Barranquilla: from crops to millions of seizures

The police provide details of supplies and a security expert analyses the increase in consumption.See the Story

Federal nitrate pollution lawsuit against Eastern Oregon farms moves forward

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A federal lawsuit accusing agricultural businesses of polluting groundwater in the Lower Umatilla Basin is moving forward and changing venues. In an 80-page recommendation released Monday, U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrew Hallman mostly favored a group of Eastern Oregon residents, who filed the lawsuit a year ago. Hallman referred the case from Pendleton to a U.S. District Court in Portland. The state first recognized the public health threats of hi…See the Story

Lower Saxony · Lower Saxony

Lower Saxony: Why slurry should be allowed again at Frost

The deadline is over, i.e. slurry on the field. But on frozen ground it is forbidden. A current case ignites a debate Read Article

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