Posted on 01/11/2018 3:46:22 PM PST by artichokegrower
Rat poison from marijuana farms appears to be sickening and possibly killing owls, fouling wildlife habitat and allowing rodents to spread contamination through large swaths of Northern California’s most famous cannabis-growing region, University of California researchers said in a report published Thursday.
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The environmental activists shut down all of the northern California timber industry and a big chunk of the industry from Oregon to British Columbia. Small rural towns dried up and went away after the mills shut down. These same activist are strangely quite about the environmental havoc the marijuana growers are causing.
For your interest.
Bet they didn’t see that coming!
Wildlife or Weed ,D’oh you know what they want
Too bad.
On no. What do they do now. Protect the endangered owls or protect the MJ plants?
Just like the carnage that the windmill farms produce...
Rats eat marijuana?
One would think that these rats, as part of the environment-loving evolution of species, would respect their fellows.
Send special operators after the illegal growers.
Maybe they are targeting other rodents such as wabbits, which certainly eat all kinds of sprouts.
Yeah,it is too bad.
Owls kill rodents.
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Well it is in cali, the obvious answer is to put a tax on the rats until the owls quit eating them...that’ll show ‘em!
“...killing owls...”
Now they’ve done it...Al Gore is gonna be all over their butts!!!!!!
Wait ...
... what?
When two liberal causes collide. Cue the MJ Popcorn GIF
hard to tax wildlife
They’re fine with wind generation destroying avian populations, AND neighborhood cats..
Marijuana clears clogged pipes.
Why would marijuana farms use any more of this raticide than all the rest of the farms? Rats don’t eat weed do they? What are these rats feeding upon?
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