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Loading...Mexican Drought So Bad, Even Drug Trade Is Taking a Hit
- Chris from NewsLook
- February 2, 2012
- 8:30 am
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Severe drought reduces illegal marijuana and opium planting in Northern Mexico. The drought afflicting the area is described as the worst in 70 years.
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Chris is the Managing Editor at NewsLook, an interactive news service providing premium video content from more than 50 international sources.
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+ add your ownShould be planting food , instead of drugs and all that illegal drug money could be used for responsable land management, irragation, feeding people and cleanning up the enviroment and helpin to stop Global Warming...instead of being so irresponsably selfcentered and"...blank!"
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Drought is happening in many places, this is very scary and sad especially for the Wild
and it contents.
Drought is bad but out of bad often comes good
Well - I am sorry for the drought and it's impact on agriculture - if we would legalize marijuana and classify it as a harmless smokeable herb - the farmers could receive assistance. I amsure that this drought has a huge impact on their local economy - regardless of what they grow in their fields.
Even the drugs are falling victim. It is more important now than ever to help Mexico get over the damage done by NAFTA or there will be even more violence.
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The "Mexican" drought doesn't stop at the border. There's also an American South Western drought, which is killing many animals or causing them to come into urban areas, where they are abused or killed by humans.
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