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November 24, 2018
Tribun News published a news piece about governments’ ideas of taxing red meat in response to findings that show it is carcinogenic. Research from IFPRI researchers Keith Wiebe and Sherman Robinson was included in the article, estimating the meat tax in around 150 countries.
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