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Meth: “You’re holding a flame-thrower in your hands”
The life cycle of our local (county) All Hazard Mitigation Plans has tracked the growth, and recently contraction, of methamphetamine use in rural America. We classified meth as a hazardous substance, a technological hazard, due to the unique impacts of manufacturing—the … Continue reading
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