**This post was originally published in August 2015
By Jonathan Mahler When Robert Jay Lifton visited Hiroshima for the first time in the spring of 1962, he spent five fevered days interviewing the leaders of various survivor groups, religious figures, university professors and many others
While replacing plastic filters with biodegradable filters may seem a priori be a common sense measure, various public health and environmental organizations, relying on scientific literature, emphasize the counterproductive nature of such a measure
Small actions, big impact
In this section, I explain quickly how these calculations are made and why values should not be taken completely in practical terms
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