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Why Colombia’s First Legal Coca Lab Failed North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA)

WHO Review: Coca Not Harmful, Prohibition Is Filter

Coca-Cola says it will use U.S. cane sugar in a new Coke, a plan pushed by Trump NPR

From Tradition to Science: Chemical, Nutritional, and Cytotoxic Characterization of Erythroxylum coca from Indigenous Colombian Communities ACS Publications

Coca-Cola’s Annual Plastic Footprint Forecasted to Grow to 9.1 Billion Pounds by 2030 Oceana | Protecting the World's Oceans

Conflicted over Coca Transnational Institute

Honduras Sees Record Number of Municipalities Growing Coca InSight Crime

Crisis and Opportunity: Unraveling Colombia’s Collapsing Coca Markets Washington Office on Latin America | WOLA

Elucidation of tropane alkaloid biosynthesis in Erythroxylum coca using a microbial pathway discovery platform PNAS

The UN Coca Leaf Review and Indigenous Peoples’ Rights: Can the WHO Meet the Moment? Transnational Institute

Coca without Borders North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA)

Peruvian Coca Continues Expansion as New Regions Gain Importance InSight Crime

Coca-Cola's World With Waste Oceana | Protecting the World's Oceans

Coca Chronicles: Monitoring the UN Coca Review Transnational Institute

Colombia’s Coca Crops Grew, But Cocaine Production Exploded, Latest Figures Show InSight Crime

Ecuador Is Coca Producer Country, Says President Noboa InSight Crime

WHO Critical Review of Coca Leaf Transnational Institute

Coca May Have Permanently Taken Root in Central America InSight Crime

3 Reasons Why Coca Crops Are at Record High in Peru InSight Crime

Coca Growing, Cocaine Production Reach New Heights in Honduras InSight Crime

The WHO’s “Critical Review” of the Coca Leaf ICEERS

Broken Promises in Colombia's Coca Fields Open Society Foundations

A sacred leaf on trial: Scientists urge WHO to support decriminalizing coca Phys.org

Coca in Honduras: Cultivating and Consuming Fear InSight Crime

Colombia to Resume Fumigating Its Coca Fields With Glyphosate Sierra Club

An uneasy peace for Colombia’s coca farmers New Internationalist

Central America Primed for Coca Expansion, Study Finds InSight Crime

Andy Warhol | Green Coca-Cola Bottles Whitney Museum of American Art

Peace Leaders in Putumayo, Colombia Bet Their Lives on Coca Crop Substitution InSight Crime

Colombia’s coca farmers want viable alternatives, not militarization Amnesty International

Opinion: To End The Drug War, Help Coca Farmers Find A Way Out NPR

State Inertia and Organized Crime Limit Colombia’s Coca Substitution Program InSight Crime

Unbottling the truth: Coca Cola’s role in plastic pollution greenpeace.org

What peace deal? Colombia’s coca regions remain at war The New Humanitarian

Habeas Coca: Bolivia’s Community Coca Control Open Society Foundations

Major fluvial erosion and a 500-Mt sediment pulse triggered by lava-dam failure, Río Coca, Ecuador Wiley Online Library

Can Peru Counter Drug Trafficking by Buying All the Coca? InSight Crime

Drop in Coca Crops, Increase in Colombian Cocaine InSight Crime

Glyphosate Alone Won’t Fix Colombia’s Complex Coca Woes InSight Crime

Confronting Colombia’s Coca Boom Requires Patience and a Commitment to the Peace Accords Washington Office on Latin America | WOLA

Guatemala Sees Record Coca, But No Cocaine InSight Crime

Fair and Balanced—Weighing Coca With a Wipi Scale in Peru SAPIENS – Anthropology Magazine

Defending Coca Leaf Traditions in Court ICEERS

Over a billion pounds of Coke plastic waste to enter waterways: Study Phys.org

Helping Coca Farmers Transition to Cacao The Borgen Project

Resurgence of Coca in Putumayo Reflects Colombia’s Failed Strategy InSight Crime

Colombia Sees Historic Levels of Coca Cultivation and Cocaine Production InSight Crime

Closed Borders Help Argentina Make Large-Scale Coca Leaf Seizures InSight Crime

Colombia’s Coca Market Crash Unlikely to Impact Cocaine Trade InSight Crime

Drone and geospatial team becomes first to map the Coca River in the Amazon basin Phys.org

UN’s Coke sponsorship leaves bad taste with environmentally conscious groups PBS

Colombia’s Drug Strategy Paradox – Less Coca Crops, More Cocaine InSight Crime

Coca-Cola's Plastic Pollution Problem Sierra Club

Colombia Is Growing Record Amounts Of Coca, The Key Ingredient In Cocaine NPR

Honduras Proves Fertile Ground for Coca InSight Crime

Which Regions of Colombia Are Playing the Biggest Role in the Coca Boom? InSight Crime

Two Coca Regions in Peru, One Cocaine Shipment to Europe InSight Crime

Could Gustavo Petro Legalize Coca and Cocaine in Colombia? InSight Crime

Coca-Cola’s Plastic Use to Reach 9.1 Billion Pounds By 2030: Report Earth.Org

Archaeologists find mummy surrounded by coca leaves on hilltop in Peru's capital Phys.org

The Reasons for the Surge in Coca Cultivation in Colombia Wilson Center

Sustainable production of graphene from petroleum coke using electrochemical exfoliation Nature

Links between Gold and Coca in Colombia coha.org

5 ways Coca-Cola is cleaning up its plastic footprint in Africa The World Economic Forum

Colombia Suspends Aerial Spraying of Illegal Coca Crops Earthjustice

Coca-Cola it’s time to stop your pollution at source greenpeace.org

How Coke and Pepsi Make Millions From Bottling Tap Water, as Residents Face Shutoffs Consumer Reports

Bolivian bees under threat from coca pesticides Phys.org

Coca crop cultivation "falls significantly" in Bolivia, according to 2011 coca monitoring survey United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

Bolivia to re-accede to UN drug convention, while making exception on coca leaf chewing United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

The Double Life of Coca SAPIENS – Anthropology Magazine

How Coca-Cola Disguised Its Influence on Science about Sugar and Health Union of Concerned Scientists

Trade Secrets: Coca-Cola’s Hidden Formula for Avoiding Taxes 100Reporters

Personalized Coca-Colas, But Not If Your Name Is Mohammed Or Maria : The Salt NPR

De-coca-colonizing Egypt: globalization, decolonization, and the Egyptian boycott of Coca-Cola, 1966–68 Cambridge University Press & Assessment

Peru’s VRAEM Region: The Home of Miss Coca InSight Crime