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Ranger Dan Abbe patrols Sequoia National Park, from which 44,000 marijuana plants were removed last year. With drug lords cultivating pot on an agribusiness scale, parts of the park are no-go zones for visitors and rangers during the April-to-October growing season.

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Ranger Dan Abbe patrols Sequoia National Park, from which 44,000 marijuana plants were removed last year. With drug lords cultivating pot on an agribusiness scale, parts of the park are no-go zones for visitors and rangers during the April-to-October growing season.

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