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Recycling: How Ghana Wants to Use Electric Scrap as an Opportunity

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Burning cables, toxic smoke: A scrap yard in Ghana became a symbol of the global electro-waste crisis. But the people there understand something about recycling. Now they should make it cleaner.

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Recycling: How Ghana Wants to Use Electric Scrap as an Opportunity

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How Ghana Wants to Use Electric Scrap as an Opportunity

Burning cables, toxic smoke: A scrap yard in Ghana became a symbol of the global electro-waste crisis. But the people there understand something about recycling. Now they should make it cleaner.

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saarbruecker-zeitung.de broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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