This site
is your guide
Helping you take on
the nation's most
dangerous drug
The National Methamphetamine Training and Technical Assistance Center website is a guide for those mired in the nation's most serious drug problem. The center offers resources primarily to neighborhood activists hoping to mobilize against meth at the grass-roots level.
Please use this site as though it were your own - because it is. You may
e-mail the Center with comments or new material or trends.
(Methamphetamine-related news is updated Monday-Friday)
Teens in Ga. say meth is easy to get
GA - A third of Georgia teens see little to no risk in trying methamphetamine, and a fifth of them say it's easy to get. The alarming statistics come from a new statewide survey released this week by the Georgia Meth Project, a public education campaign aimed at preventing first-time use. The 2010 Georgia Meth Use & Attitudes Survey examined the attitudes and behaviors of teens, young adults, who are just out of high school, and parents. It was conducted over a period of several months among samples of 2,432 teens, 314 young adults and 400 parents of teens.
NE: State patrol seize $20,000 of meth from airbag compartment
IL: Man receives 20 years in federal prison for meth plot
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