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Pot farms drain streams in California forests study says
Northern California fish and wildlife officials warn medicinal marijuana grows are diverting water from streams and harming endangered salmon and steelhead. The study estimates about 30,000 plants per river system use roughly six gallons daily during a 150 day season, prompting Lake County to ban outdoor grows and fueling debate over regulation versus personal use.
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