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EPA to prosecute people who burn e-waste

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07-08 18:15
 
 
 
BAN THE IMPORTATION OF E-WASTE PERIOD! E-waste should not be imported into Ghana in the first place. Rwanda has a state-of-the-art e-waste recycling facility that we can learn from. Most of the produce from nearby Agbogbloshie market are contaminated by this burni

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Markito
07-08 18:15
 
 
 
Re: EPA to prosecute people who burn e-waste Why? 40% OFF RETAIL PRICE- IT's Happening in Amazon right now up to 31st July! Are you learning any new skills this period? Job losses, slash in salaries, hunger, sickness, poverty. Sound familiar?. The world has changed befo

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07-08 21:16
 
 
 
POOR, SPINELESS, CASTRATED BELLOWING Fancy talk as usual. EPA cannot arrest and prosecute an ant! They should stop disturbing our eyes and ears!

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OSI KONKO
07-08 23:52
 
 
 
Re: EPA to prosecute people who burn e-waste Very good. Also go after those who discharge raw sewage into the ocean or rivers. And who's watchinmg how funeral homes in Ghana discharge their waste? Who's is watching how hospitals get rid of their waste/ Ghanaians depend

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Ex-Pope
07-09 01:45
 
 
 
Re: EPA to prosecute people who burn e-waste Are they serious? Which of the numerous Chinese environmental destroyers have been prosecuted so far? Weakened minds and moral deficit EPA leadership. Prosecute foreigners who are rather destroying our environment while steal

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07-09 06:24