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You remember the BP spill in the gulf and how years later they were still showing horrible misshaped shell fish, but at the same time people were still eating it? Just because people grow vegetables in a heavy metal pollution area doesn't mean they're safe to eat. It just means eating them won't kill you instantly.
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 dont see how lead in the soil would matter if you are processing it as lumber, tho
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Lord Windy posted:If you moved from the largest city in Australia to somewhere else like Adelaide, Darwin or Hobart you probably could own your house. Housing in San Fran, New York and other major American cities would be just as expensive read- massively more expensive DNova posted:Picture yourself when your trees are ready for harvest and you get paid less than a week's wage for your forty trees that you've been paying property taxes on for 60 years. if you are saying that people trying to find new constructive beneficial sustainable use for destroyed land should get tax breaks and incentives from the state then I agree also once the trees are established the maintenance is extremely low, they're just trees
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Feb 1, 2015 12:48
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Reverse Centaur posted:Are you saying major American cities are massively more expensive than Sydney? Because they aren't. Sydney has some high rents but if you honestly compare downtown SF or manhatten they are not only higher but higher over a much larger geographic area
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Because I am non white and would like to avoid problems of systemic racism, I think I will move to this paradisio of integration
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Feb 3, 2015 12:16
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Lord Windy posted:I have to ask, what is the little island of red in the sea of blue? white people, to both e: down in the middle of the state its not bad tho I guess
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