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Nothing Disappears: What Jamestown Beach reveals about Ghana’s styrofoam ban

The workshop focused on effective communication in plastic-waste management reporting and how journalists, researchers, communicators and other stakeholders can help close the information and public-awareness gap surrounding Ghana’s environmental challenges.
Drainage theory shows how solid waste reduces water-flow capacity, while atmospheric physics connects fossil-based plastic production and waste burning to climate change.
Ghana’s plastic-waste burden The experience at Jamestown Beach reflects a wider national problem.
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