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by Katharine Kimball

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Tierra o Muerte As the outside world bullies its way into northern New Mexico, the native Hispano culture has begun to fray, and today the region has the highest rate of heroin addiction in the country
Land of Disenchantment A native New Mexican tries to understand the heroin epidemic that is destroying the Hispano community of the Espanola Valley
Meth invasion As methamphetamine moves into the small, isolated towns of the rural West, the waste left by its manufacture pollutes the environment while the drug's abuse and the traffic in it strain the resources of local law enforcement and social services.

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