From the fields to the labs
methamphetamine and agriculture
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Publication
2003 - Lisa Madigan, Illinois Attorney General, Springfield, Ill., Illinois
Language
English
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Identifiers
- Internet Archivefromfieldstolabs00unse
- OCLC Control Number76902007
- Open LibraryOL27275017M
Classifications
- DDC362.299
Alternate Titles
- Methamphetamine and agriculture
- Meth and agriculture
- Alert for Illinois farmers
Description
A highly addictive nerve stimulant, methamphetamine is not unlike cocaine or even caffeine. Also known as meth, crank, speed, and ice, methamphetamine can be smoked, injected, snorted, or taken orally. Increasingly, meth is being manufactured in small, clandestine laboratories using recipes involving precursor chemicals derived from various consumer products including cold medicines, drain cleaners, and battery acid.
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