Joost Schouppe

@Armavica@social.sciences.re I'm sure the devil is in the details. There's potential for free trade agreements to have a huge impact there, if it includes a provision that high CO2 steel should have a higher price or be phased out entirely. No idea if that's the case in this agreement though.

@Armavica@social.sciences.re @EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu in many cases, long distance transport is pretty marginal in the total footprint of what you consume. E.g. for food there's much more to be gained based on *what* you eat then where your food comes from (especially if freight is by boat or train) https://ourworldindata.org/food-choice-vs-eating-local

@amapanda@en.osm.town have you seen artefacts like this before with lump-ways-down before?
Happens when I try `osm-lump-ways-down -i belgium-latest.osm.pbf --grouped-ends grouped-ends-be.geojson -f waterway=river,stream,canal,ditch --flow-follows-tag name --ends-tag name` . Dropping the canals removes the issue. My guess is that it has to do with those pesky canals introducing infinite loops.

@amapanda@en.osm.town any idea what's going on here? https://waterwaymap.org/#map=14.99/51.89489/6.02384

@jamesbelchamber@hachyderm.io @queerthoughts@tech.lgbt so it would seem. Though to be fair, it should be operator:type=beaver I would say. Unless we want to differentiate between corporate and non profit beavers, then we have to go a level deeper. (It's kind of hard to find the more popular tags with the word beaver so common in names. Would be nice if someone were to document a proposal)

@queerthoughts@tech.lgbt @jamesbelchamber@hachyderm.io in fact I retagged all Belgian cases to natural=beaver_dam, which is more common worldwide https://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/search?q=natural%3Dbeaver_dam I don't think its documented anywhere though

@harry_wood @forteller oldest Notes was also in Belgium one of the things we did first