@GItotbe@Polymarket From my understanding, it's to work around the fracking bans Biden put into place when he was president. The Trump administration thinks renaming these areas will make those bans void.
@Orangulent@MauMaukita I agree. However, as someone who grew up in the city, I never was once taught gardening or to eat from plants near your house. It might be different if you went to school out in the countryside.
@TDLBallistic@MissDDot@MauMaukita It's not necessarily the fruit that's polluted. It's the dirt in which the trees or plants grow out of. In most urban areas, soil is tainted with lead from decades of burning leaded gasoline. It's advised, not illegal, to not eat the fruit because of the pollution in the dirt.
@MissDDot@MauMaukita This mostly applies if you live in an urban area. Like Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, or Miami. If you live in the country part, they still advise against it, but I don't see the problem in that case.
@blk_labs_matter@Dr_Biohacker I have type 2 diabetes and never had foamy urine π€·ββοΈ. In my experience with other people and myself, extreme weight gain and constant thirst are signs of diabetes.
@alvaro_maestro Most overrated is definitely Tampa. Awful infrastructure, nothing is walkable, it's hot 80% of the year. And for some reason prices are at NYC levels.
A place that surprised me was Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. For such a boring state, the beaches are beautiful.