Contested quantification for planetary health – A sociotechnical analysis of Bangladesh's water salinity monitoring infrastructure
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Data production; Infrastructure; Datafication of nature; Water salinity; Bangladesh; Planetary health; Environmental Health; Water security; Problematization; Representation of reality; Quantification;All these keywords.
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