Richard Goodwin wrote:
I thought I was being clearer than that. Not sure that radiation or
anything else has a "rightful" place where it "should" be, but the
stuff in the ground is certainly far from harmless -- how many people
have died of cancer who lived in houses full of radon all their short
lives?
And yes, if you dig it up and concentrate it into something that is
now highly radioactive, and put it in your pocket, of course you will
suffer consequences. But why would you do that?
Maybe because you didn't know. I carried a Coleman lantern mantel in my
billfold for years before I found out that it is highly radioactive,
giving me the equivalent of an X-ray almost hourly.
Marshall
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