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Why California’s Cannabis Regulations Could Have Indirect Water Benefits

Kathleen Stone M.S. Graduate Student in Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of California

New regulations that have come with state marijuana laws could spur more effective environmental management of California’s streams, writes Kathleen Stone of U.C. Davis.about 2 years ago

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Why California’s Cannabis Regulations Could Have Indirect Water Benefits

Kathleen Stone M.S. Graduate Student in Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of California

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