Created Sat 8th Mar 2:20pm PST by
meanderingsearcher
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Will NATO take steps to eradicate Afghanistan's 2008 opium poppy crop?
Current forecast: 6% chance

Combining all predictions, the current forecast is that this is 6% likely to happen (unchanged in last 1 day)
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As reported by a major mainstream news source.
eradication to mean biological, chemical, or slash and burn to destroy the crops
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Initial likelihoods: Yes: 55%
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Created Sat 8th Mar 2:20pm PST by
meanderingsearcher
Clarified Wed 2nd Apr 3:48pm PDT by
nigeleccles
: I think the definition in the settlement details is fairly clear
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score: 10
National Post 2 days ago
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan -- A sharp decline in opium cultivation this year in Afghanistan is encouraging, the Canadian government says, but a development expert argues the drop may be short lived. The amount
score: 10
ABC News 3 days ago
The Taliban and other warlords could clear almost half a billion dollars from Afghanistan's opium trade this year money that will help finance insurgent attacks, the U.N.'s drug czar said. Antonio Maria Costa, head of the U.N.'s Office on
score: 10
ONE News 4 days ago
PM The Taliban has earned up to $US470 million from the Afghan opium trade this year alone, the United Nations says, money that is being used to finance the insurgency against US and Afghan forces. As well as the income earned from directly
score: 10
Los Angeles Times 4 days ago
Reporting from Jalalabad, Afghanistan, and The United Nations -- After seven years of extraordinary expansion, Afghanistan's harvest of poppies used to produce opium has declined by 6% from a record high in 2007
score: 10
UPI 4 days ago
UNITED NATIONS, Nov. 27 (UPI) -- The Taliban has been working to keep the price of opium up by cutting poppy production in Afghanistan, a U.N. report released Thursday said. Antonio Maria Costa, head of the U.N. drug office, said opium poppy production
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