Street Science: The Mission’s Trees
Some of the Mission District's oldest residents may also be the most overlooked.
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Street Science: Your SF Frogs, Local and Secret
They're about the size of a quarter. Unless they're trying to impress a lady nearby, you'll never know they're there.
Street Science: The Poop on Your Sidewalk, Part II
More than you ever wanted to know about poop in the city: the sequel.
Street Science: Lines
Are the lines of the Mission good for business?
Street Science: The Poop on Your Sidewalk, Part I
Back when I had a roommate who had a car, someone used to poop behind it. It was good real estate for covert pooping – car on one side, fence on the other, and hard-packed...
Street Science: Burn, Bernal, Burn
With enough participation from the city and community owners, it would be totally possible to set Bernal Hill on fire and bring back the wildflowers.
Street Science: Decoding Local Dialysis Data
Is there something better to do on a slow afternoon than troll through Pro Publica’s data sets? No reported tainted drywall, in California or the Mission. My doctor hasn’t taken any drug company money —...
Street Science: Don’t Let the Bedbugs Bite
Bedbugs are indiscriminate about their surroundings and can infest a million-dollar home or an SRO. The lowdown on a bug that's been with us for a very long time.
