2009/8/11 Michael Kugelmann <michaelk_...@gmx.de>: > Paul Houle schrieb: >>> The level of radiation may be so low that it is not harmful to humans >> +1 >> >> Radioactivity is just one of many man-made hazards, and, overall, >> people overestimate it's danger compared to other hazards and often >> don't understand the real hazards. > +1 > > @Liz: > If you would map "every radioactive source" you should e.g. also map > every chemical plant also as there is often handling with very hazardous > and dangerous chemicals...
absolutely, but fortunately she doesn't have to do it all on her own ;-) > Another example: if you eat too much table salt in short time (or drink > salty sea wather) you would also die => should we tag all shops as > dangerous area? no, we shouldn't. But what's so strange about the desire to tag nuclear installations? Why not tag all chemical plants? There is a lot of benefit in mapping not just "industrial" but also the type of industry, be it chemical, automotive, steel, clothing or whatever. cheers, Martin _______________________________________________ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
