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Pure Earth Ghana Participates in the World Bank Regional Dialogue on Mercury and E-Waste Pollution Management
Nov 14 , 2024

Pure Earth was honored to participate in the World Bank Regional Dialogue on Mercury and E-Waste Pollution Management in Tanzania earlier this month. Rev. Dr. Esmond Quansah, Pure Earth Ghana's Country Director, represented Pure Earth, presenting our innovative solutions for.

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A Tour of Asia’s Toxic Hotspots
May 31 , 2012

Kids barefoot on a toxic field in Indonesia Recently, John Keith, Blacksmith's globe-trotting expert, led an armchair tour of Asia's toxic hotspots for a group in NYC.  An environmental engineer, John has worked on numerous projects in 72 countries and counting,.

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    Pure Earth Ghana Participates in the World Bank Regional Dialogue on Mercury and E-Waste Pollution Management

    Pure Earth Ghana Participates in the World Bank Regional Dialogue on Mercury and E-Waste Pollution Management
    Nov 14 , 2024

    Pure Earth was honored to participate in the World Bank Regional Dialogue on Mercury and E-Waste Pollution Management in Tanzania earlier this month. Rev. Dr. Esmond Quansah, Pure Earth Ghana's.

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    Pure Earth Researchers Investigate Lead-Contaminated Kohl Sold in the U.S. 

    Pure Earth Researchers Investigate Lead-Contaminated Kohl Sold in the U.S. 
    Oct 23 , 2024

    Pure Earth Researchers Investigate Lead-Contaminated Kohl Sold in the U.S.  This post is by Talia Reiss, Pure Earth Research Intern.  In April 2024, a global Pure Earth study published in.

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    Dr. Ade Mutiara on the Importance of Highlighting Occupational Diseases From Heavy Metal Exposure in Indonesia

    Dr. Ade Mutiara on the Importance of Highlighting Occupational Diseases From Heavy Metal Exposure in Indonesia
    Oct 21 , 2024

    Dr. Ade Mutiara on the Importance of Highlighting Occupational Diseases From Heavy Metal Exposure in Indonesia The implementation of occupational health programs in Indonesia still faces various challenges. The biggest.

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