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COMMUNITYSt. Louis Post-Dispatch·10h ago

Officials believe rural Oklahoma is littered with thousands of a abandoned marijuana grows, often with chemicals and other hazardous materials left behind. Now they are grappling with what to do.

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Rural Oklahoma is facing an environmental crisis due to thousands of abandoned marijuana grow sites. These locations often contain hazardous chemicals and waste that officials are now struggling to manage.

Officials believe rural Oklahoma is littered with thousands of abandoned marijuana grows, often with chemicals and other hazardous materials left behind.

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