Yves Lacoste, activist against Vietnam War, passes away at 96

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Yves Lacoste was a notable figure criticized for U.S. actions during the Vietnam War.
He documented the bombing of civilian infrastructure in Vietnam using geographical tools.
Lacoste's findings highlighted the threat to millions of lives in North Vietnam.
His work contributed to the public understanding of the war's impact on civilians.

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Yves Lacoste, Who Exposed U.S. Bombing of Vietnam’s Waterways, Dies at 96New York Times · 25 days ago

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Yves Lacoste was a notable figure criticized for U.S. actions during the Vietnam War.
He documented the bombing of civilian infrastructure in Vietnam using geographical tools.
Lacoste's findings highlighted the threat to millions of lives in North Vietnam.
His work contributed to the public understanding of the war's impact on civilians.

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