[net-gold] INDOOR GARDENING : GARDENING : How Green Is Your Pot?

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  • Date: Sat, 3 Sep 2011 10:56:06 -0400 (EDT)


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INDOOR GARDENING :

GARDENING :

How Green Is Your Pot?

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How Green Is Your Pot?

A new collective is trying to sell sustainable, organically grown marijuana, but patients are hooked on indoor weed that wastes energy and pollutes the planet.

by David Downs |

Aug 31, 2011

Honolulu Weekly

http://honoluluweekly.com/cover/2011/08/how-green-is-your-pot/

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Dope Hits the Fan

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Following the legalization of pot cultivation for medical purposes in California in 1996, Humboldt County saw a 25 percent rise in per-capita residential electricity use in comparison to the rest of California, according to data compiled by Humboldt State University.

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Perhaps even bigger than Humboldts newfound thirst for grid power was its diesel dope scene: thousands of plants, sometimes grown in buried shipping containers and fed by diesel-fired generators, the kind used for hospitals in emergencies. Entire creeks buzzed at night, Kemp said, shattering the regions famed serenity. Some local owls can no longer hunt because the loud generators destroy their ability to stalk nighttime prey.

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But a tipping point came in May 2008, following the now-infamous Hacker Creek diesel spill. Renters on a Humboldt dope-growing property were trying to transfer diesel from a big tank to a smaller tank and spilled about six hundred gallons of diesel fuel into Hacker Creek, killing nearly everything in its path.

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Neighbors called the cops, who fined the landlord and ordered a clean-up, Kemp said. It was said to be the third spill in that location. Land that was the next step away from pristine had become as toxic as a superfund site. No insects buzzed, and the air reeked of diesel and caused headaches.

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That was the only one Ive ever personally witnessed, although the stories are that big growers dont tend to share these things; I mean, neighbors arent really excited if they find out you poured diesel in the ground, Kemp said. Still, it happens all the time, she added.

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Top-notch, organically grown pot smells, tastes and feels better, purists say. Its much like the difference between an industrially farmed tomato from Safeway and an organic tomato from the farmers market, Kemp said. Everybody knows a tomato from a farmers marketit tastes so wonderful. Thats the difference that I see happening with medical marijuana. Of course, theres good indoor, but as a whole you get healthier plants that are better for your body with outdoor. God, its just beautiful.

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The complete article may be read at the URL above.

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