The harm caused by intravenous drug use extends far beyond the user, sometimes even to innocent bystanders, like hikers, boaters or young children on playgrounds. But the North Carolina Harm Reduction Coalition, along with volunteers in Haywood County, are becoming more active in efforts not so much aimed at winning the drug war, as containing it. On a summer evening in Haywood County, a small group of volunteers are out walking the tracks, wearing blue rubber gloves and holding long grabbing