Antinuclear activist Jinzaburo Takagi dies at 62

Antinuclear activist Jinzaburo Takagi dies at 62

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows antinuclear activist Jinzaburo Takagi, who died Oct. 8 of cancer of the rectum at a Tokyo hospital at the age of 62. Takagi, who majored in nuclear chemistry at the University of Tokyo, was known for his antinuclear activities and stinging criticism of big science and technology.

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