Opium and the Disconnect Between Farmers and Users
At the end of every year in Southeast Asia’s Golden Triangle, red and white poppies burst into picturesque bloom, festooning with color the hills and mountain slopes of northern Myanmar, which ranks as the world’s second largest opium producer after Afghanistan.
At the other end of the opium pipeline lie millions of wrecked lives from misguided policies …
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