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Towa, This Agricultural Commune in Japan that Has Learned to Live with Radioactivity

Summary by Le Monde
Fifteen years after the nuclear accident in Fukushima, anthropologist Sophie Houdart tells, in "This territory which, like a pulsation", how the inhabitants of a city in the region cultivate the land despite diffuse radioactivity.

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Towa, This Agricultural Commune in Japan that Has Learned to Live with Radioactivity

Fifteen years after the nuclear accident in Fukushima, anthropologist Sophie Houdart tells, in "This territory which, like a pulsation", how the inhabitants of a city in the region cultivate the land despite diffuse radioactivity.

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