Open letter to the government of Ghana

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• Esi 8 years ago

  Very well stated, please start a petition online so others can sign?

  Very well stated, please start a petition online so others can sign?

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• Elmina Dame 8 years ago

  When all the world is moving away from the use of coal, Ghana in its stupidity is persuaded to IMPORT coal from countries which do not want to pollute THEIR own environments-- what is the matter with us? Why is there no groun ...
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  When all the world is moving away from the use of coal, Ghana in its stupidity is persuaded to IMPORT coal from countries which do not want to pollute THEIR own environments-- what is the matter with us? Why is there no groundswell of protest against this self destructive decision?? Please start a social media campaign and try to reach the youth of this country to alert them to the dangers!

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• Kwame 8 years ago

  The world and U.S. is still using coal..
  Coal power producers have developed environmental means of generating power without pollution. These people wrote that we should not use coal what other alternative are they suggestin ...
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  The world and U.S. is still using coal..
  Coal power producers have developed environmental means of generating power without pollution. These people wrote that we should not use coal what other alternative are they suggesting? They should tell the U.S. where they reside to replace our nuclear reactor that she stole from us.

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• Roland Schnell, agrokarbo.info 7 years ago

  They say: "There are several alternatives to coal power that are environmentally friendly and do not contribute to climate change. These alternatives include wind, solar, gas, thermal, nuclear and hydro power."
  But they have ...
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  They say: "There are several alternatives to coal power that are environmentally friendly and do not contribute to climate change. These alternatives include wind, solar, gas, thermal, nuclear and hydro power."
  But they have forgotten biomass, which is in large quantities available in Ghana.

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