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Is our evidence contaminated? Tracing the ways in which proof is validated in the context of Cape Town's marine effluent outfalls
The effects on seawater quality from Cape Town's marine outfalls and their use for sewage disposal has been a concern for local residents for over a century. This dissertation explores the production of scientific evidence that contrasts public experience and independent science. Beginning with the...
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Department of Medicine
2021
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