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Bash · 15-12-2010, 09:09

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Originally Posted by John A

Hunter's Point (east of Candlestick Park) was once a Naval Repair facility during WWII. I'm unsure if the Navy still controls the land, but would not be surprised to learn of environmental issus.
The housing in the area is the poorest of the poor.

There are environmental issues indeed. Hunters Point was the home of the Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory, where they brought several af the ships that had been A-bombed in the Bikini Atol for decontamination, study, and disposition.

Most superfund sites are pretty tame in comparison to Hunters Point.

imagine2frolic · 15-12-2010, 09:59

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Originally Posted by Bash

There are environmental issues indeed. Hunters Point was the home of the Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory, where they brought several af the ships that had been A-bombed in the Bikini Atol for decontamination, study, and disposition.

Most superfund sites are pretty tame in comparison to Hunters Point.

That's some scary stuff. Maybe I need too walk down through the area for some extra treatment

.........i2f

John A · 15-12-2010, 10:41

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Originally Posted by imagine2frolic

That's some scary stuff. Maybe I need too walk down through the area for some extra treatment

.........i2f

West of the Farallon Islands, which are 26 miles west of the Golden Gate, there is an area that was used to sink 50 gal. drums of radio active waste. In the 1980s, underwater pictures showed bubbles coming out of the drums.
There is a ongoing request to fisherman to report if any deformed fish are caught.

imagine2frolic · 15-12-2010, 11:34

Yes, I know that story. What we have done to our own world is just mind boggling.......i2f

TaoJones · 31-12-2010, 14:31

A story in today's San Francisco Examiner claims that San Francisco will, indeed, be host city for the next America's Cup.

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Sources Say San Francisco Has America's Cup

"Two people close to the America’s Cup negotiations have confirmed that San Francisco will be the host of the yacht race in 2013. The City has toiled for months over a bid that would lure the sporting event to the San Francisco Bay."

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To read the entire article, go to:

Sources say San Francisco has America's Cup. | San Francisco Examiner

TaoJones

lorenzo b · 01-01-2011, 14:29

"The housing in the area is the poorest of the poor."

A single family home in Hunters Point of about 1200 sq ft sells for $400,000 and up. The weather is the best in SF and you have lovely views of the bay. There is some public housing in the area as there is in all SF neighborhoods and the predominant ethnicity is African American.