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Curious Bends – affordable cigs, notes from Fukushima, a destructive bladder craze, and more
1. Despite rising taxes, cigarettes in India have become more affordable “Over the past few years, the Indian government has been stepping up efforts to reduce tobacco consumption by hiking taxes on cigarettes. In February, finance minister Arun Jaitley proposed raising … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Nosek, cigarettes, fish bladder, Fukushima dai-ichi, spent nuclear fuel, vaquitas
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For once, a case against the DAE.
I met with physicist M.V. Ramana on February 18, 2013, for an interview after his talk on nuclear energy in India at the Madras Institute of Development Studies. He is currently appointed jointly with the Nuclear Futures Laboratory and the … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Hirschman, Chernobyl, Department of Atomic Energy, Fukushima dai-ichi, Indian government, Kudankulam nuclear power plant, M.V. Ramana, Nuclear power
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