The mystery of the coca plant that wouldn't die

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America financed a billion-dollar aerial coca fumigation campaign, the cornerstone of America's war on drugs, that not only produces more leaves but is also resistant to glyphosphate with its key ingredient being a herbicide named, 'Roundup'. However, this mystery of herbicide-resistant cocaine has two possibilities, one being the farmers using selective breeding to develop a hardier strain of coca or scientists genetically modifying the plant, making it impervious to glyphosphate.

Colombia, Environmental aspects, Genetic aspects, Coca, Fumigation

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Apocalypse now

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The Temple Mount in Jerusalem, wherein the Muslims, Christians and Jews were fighting for control is discussed. Vizhaq Hayutman believes that he has found a way to resolve the intractable conflict and has two big ideas to engineer the apocalypse.

Israel, Public affairs, Social aspects, Temple Mount, Jerusalem, Israel, Apocalypse

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Fastest feet in the west

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Popularity of drummer contests in Anaheim in California is discussed with focus on the abilities of drummer Tim.

California, Competitions, Drummers (Musicians), Drummers

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