This map is a good start - courtesy of CNBC
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This map is a good start - courtesy of CNBC

This is a decent starting point at least. I'd take ND out because I need a city with culture and diversity, and MN due to the weather. Weather also knocks out Maine and NH, Mass a maybe, CT a no, NY & Northern NJ a big yes. Colorado is a yes, Washington a yes, and Cali a yes. The only state I would be away from the coast for is CO. Nothing South of NJ on the East coast works at all. They are all hard noes. Including Virginia.

u/BadBunny4Prezzie — 20 hours ago
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Water hyacinth is choking lakes across Africa, but Kenyan engineer Joseph Nguthiru is turning this invasive plant into biodegradable packaging, creating a solution for both environmental damage and plastic waste

u/AquaAlliance — 19 days ago