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• . 21 hours ago

  So what happens to the heavynmetals that settled under the river?

  So what happens to the heavynmetals that settled under the river?

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• That's the problem 21 hours ago

  Ask again. The water may be clear but still remains biologically and chemically polluted. I'm surprised the EPA doesn't understand this. Again, has the source of pollution stopped? Why are we looking for comestic solutions wh ...
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  Ask again. The water may be clear but still remains biologically and chemically polluted. I'm surprised the EPA doesn't understand this. Again, has the source of pollution stopped? Why are we looking for comestic solutions whiles the real issue of illegal mining persisit? What's wrong with them? The one pushing this agenda needs to be investigated and changed for wasting tax payer's money. I'll not be surprised if the politicians also fall for it.

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• The Motherland 19 hours ago

  Watch out for the ex-resident of Pantang hospital aka MUMBI SERAKI who may soon be here to showcase his sick mentality!!

  Watch out for the ex-resident of Pantang hospital aka MUMBI SERAKI who may soon be here to showcase his sick mentality!!

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• P Djamgbe 18 hours ago

  @That's the problem, so your ignorance of what happens next means the EPA "doesn't understand" hunh? Ghana is a very funny place - very often, people who have absolutely no clue what goes on in a certain field of knowledge th ...
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  @That's the problem, so your ignorance of what happens next means the EPA "doesn't understand" hunh? Ghana is a very funny place - very often, people who have absolutely no clue what goes on in a certain field of knowledge think they know better than those who work in that field.

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• That's the problem 5 hours ago

  I thought your well informed intervention will answer the question of what happens to the heavy metals that would be left on the river bed. Can you go ahead and deal with that challenge? Thank you Mr Expert.

  I thought your well informed intervention will answer the question of what happens to the heavy metals that would be left on the river bed. Can you go ahead and deal with that challenge? Thank you Mr Expert.

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• FACT 21 hours ago

  VERY HOPEFUL STEP
  It looks like all shall be well when everybody abandons the river after the application of the copper technology.
  Every step into the river dislodges the trapped heavy metals on the bed of the river valle ...
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  VERY HOPEFUL STEP
  It looks like all shall be well when everybody abandons the river after the application of the copper technology.
  Every step into the river dislodges the trapped heavy metals on the bed of the river valley.
  (Very easy for galamsey to destroy but the solution for the cure of the hazards could be more expensive than the gold that was extracted.)

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• Jesus gives eternal life 20 hours ago

  Where is your lifestyle, choices and deeds leading you to today? Is it to God, our heavenly Father or away from him? Is it to heaven, our blissful eternal home or to hell, eternal condemnation and destruction. Take a quiet ...
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  Where is your lifestyle, choices and deeds leading you to today? Is it to God, our heavenly Father or away from him? Is it to heaven, our blissful eternal home or to hell, eternal condemnation and destruction. Take a quiet moment to look at your life. It is never too late come to the lord Jesus Christ, confess him as your lord and savior, and live every day for. Let His love always lead you .

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• Koti 20 hours ago

  Are we seriously serious? Chinese illegal miners come to our country to mine our gold for free. They don't pay any taxes, pollute our water bodies, destroy our forests and farms. Now government is good it's limited funds to ...
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  Are we seriously serious? Chinese illegal miners come to our country to mine our gold for free. They don't pay any taxes, pollute our water bodies, destroy our forests and farms. Now government is good it's limited funds to bring our rivers to 'LIVE', how?

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• Jj 18 hours ago

  Scratching my head! Kukurukukuru no gyaea kekrehkrekreh so begyae ! Common sense!
  What’s wrong with PhD holders! I’m ashamed to be one !

  Scratching my head! Kukurukukuru no gyaea kekrehkrekreh so begyae ! Common sense!
  What’s wrong with PhD holders! I’m ashamed to be one !

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• JOHN.K(This Technology is too expensive and not sustainable) 18 hours ago

  Cabinet should rather use $200 million to deploy security around our water bodies and make sure nobody pollute the river with galamsey activities. We should strengthen the law against galamsey so that no one goes close to the ...
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  Cabinet should rather use $200 million to deploy security around our water bodies and make sure nobody pollute the river with galamsey activities. We should strengthen the law against galamsey so that no one goes close to the river to mine there. Those doing responsible miminng should crate tailings dams and apply this technology to recycle their waste water within the dam for continues mining but we should exempt out river's from mining. If we deploy this technology it will encourage more galamsey. The state should rather help those ready to engage in responsible miminng to crate dams for their waste and apply this technology to recycle the water and pump it back to their site.

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• Charlatans 17 hours ago

  Useless EPA

  Useless EPA

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