Pot farm on the Mad River?

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

https://lostcoastoutpost.com/2018/ja...raser-marijua/

[Darian]

The article says the county approved an application for re-zoning to develop a 5000 square foot grow on the north bank of the Mad River where the company making the proposal is currently conducting a gravel mining operation. Seems to me both operations present issues for fish/humans but....

Maybe this is nothing more than illegal pot growers opposing legal competition....(???)

[Mickey]

When I went to HSU back in 86-89 that little section of river produced a lot of nice steelhead. Reading up on " volatile solvents to produce various cannabis products" is basically butane used in a closed loop process to produce hash. Meh, let them build it. Butane has to be better than rodenticide.

[STEELIES/26c3]

https://lostcoastoutpost.com/2018/ja...raser-marijua/

http://www.times-standard.com/genera...-sundberg-says

[JCam]

"Volatile organic compounds will pollute drinking water.....". If the compounds are volatile they wont be soluble in water. Sometimes people smell their own volatile organic compounds a bit to much