Disturbing Data Visualisation Shows Just How Many People Would Die in a Nuclear War
Artist Neil Halloran applies data-driven storytelling to illustrate the human cost of using nukes.
Artist Neil Halloran applies data-driven storytelling to illustrate the human cost of using nukes.
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Introduce a cardboard tax.
