> You can't eat food grown in huge areas of Europe. Do you mean Tschernobyl? It depends how you define 'huge areas in Europe', there is a good overview on Wiki

> You can't eat food grown in huge areas of Europe. Do you mean Tschernobyl? It depends how you define 'huge areas in Europe', there is a good overview on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster#National_and_international_spread_of_radioactive_substances https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster#National_an... According to this table, 10 % of Austria is contamined with 37–185 kBq/m2 (lowest contamination of this table). You can eat food grown anywhere in Austria, I do not know where 'food not edible' starts. But just the fact that you now have to discuss such things is wrong enough.