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Kind of impressed that slate managed to call an incorporated city in a different county a “suburb in sf”.
a) SF (the city) starts at the Golden Gate bridge and runs all the way to San Jose.
b) Redwood city, San Jose and Oakland - anything located 50 miles around SF - these are all suburbs of SF.
c) The entire state burns every summer.
Kind of impressed that slate managed to call an incorporated city in a different county a “suburb in sf”.
Emeryville is a 10 minute drive from SF, or 1 mile away from a BART station that gets you to SF in 15 minutes. It is a suburb of SF or a suburb in the SF Bay Area.
Same with a lot of neighborhoods in NYC, even trendy ones like Williamsburg and Greenpoint. Always research what your building is built on top of before you sign the lease.
I wish I had more to point at rn but, hemp crops can help pull toxins from soil. Other crops too , can help with a "brown zone" but hemp (and it's cousin) get more press.
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Emeryville is a 10 minute drive from SF, or 1 mile away from a BART station that gets you to SF in 15 minutes. It is a suburb of SF or a suburb in the SF Bay Area.
I would have called it a suburb of Oakland :) No mention of the haunted IKEA either
and here I am, wondering if it's safe to eat stuff grown in my yard because there was a fire at a nuclear weapons production facility 30 miles from here, 50 years ago.
I wish I had more to point at rn but, hemp crops can help pull toxins from soil. Other crops too , can help with a "brown zone" but hemp (and it's cousin) get more press.
What do you do with the hemp once it has absorbed the toxins?
Kind of impressed that slate managed to call an incorporated city in a different county a “suburb in sf”.
I was a SF resident for 15 years then moved to the East Coast. Some notes from East Coasters: a) SF (the city) starts at the Golden Gate bridge and runs all the way to San Jose. b) Redwood city, San Jose and Oakland - anything located 50 miles around SF - these are all suburbs of SF. c) The entire state burns every summer.
and here I am, wondering if it's safe to eat stuff grown in my yard because there was a fire at a nuclear weapons production facility 30 miles from here, 50 years ago.
*not medical advice