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66 comments on Guerilla Gardening: Eating The Suburbs
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Just think of the potential productivity of the highway median strips.Irrigated by runoff from the bitumen.Very accessible - just watch out for the B-Doubles.
Heavy metals. Mmm, tasty.
In all seriousness, what, if any, metals, pollutants, etc and so forth, issues would you have growing food next to or within highways? I assume there would be some potential for problems, but how serious would it be?
Given living within 500 ft. of a heavily trafficked road increases lung damage, etc., significantly, I'd not dismiss the problem.
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