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Poison or poverty: the impossible economic choices facing Ghana’s e-waste workers
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Poison or poverty: the impossible economic choices facing Ghana’s e-waste workers
Agbogbloshie, in Ghana’s capital city, Accra, is a sprawling, open-air scrapyard located next to a lagoon and a growing informal settlement. Roughly 6,000 people dismantle, recycle and burn old and broken electronics there. The world produces approximately 62 million tonnes of electronic or e-waste every year. The Agbogbloshie site is one of the world’s biggest. E-waste is old, broken and thrown away electronic devices with cords or batteries, such as cellphones, household appliances, and telev
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