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The number of marijuana plants eradicated by law enforcement has plummeted from a record high of over 10 million plants in 2009 to under 4 million plants in 2012.
The West Virginia State Police is on track to seize and destroy more marijuana plants than last year despite the dry weather that likely scorched some crops.
The Campaign Against Marijuana Planting (CAMP) is dead . CAMP is indeed gone, but the helicopters — and the Drug Enforcement Administration agents, U.S. Forest Service wardens, and other cops — are…
State Police got an early start to the annual marijuana Indiana eradication effort season Tuesday morning , Sgt. Jerry Goodin said the browning of drought stricken corn makes the resilient green pot…
Lebanese security forces began eradicating cannabis fields in the Bekaa Valley Monday, but locals fought back with machine guns and RPGs.
CAMP (The Campaign Against Marijuana Planting), California’s 28-year-old marijuana eradication program that has destroyed millions of pot plants in public and private wilderness areas is no more. It is being replaced this…
As Kentucky tries to push forward on legalizing medical marijuana , the Kentucky State Police (“KSP”) will be pissing away more dollars on marijuana eradication efforts this season by adding helicopters into…
