Galamsey has polluted 60% of Ghana’s water bodies — CSIR-WRI scientist

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Galamsey has polluted 60% of Ghana’s water bodies — CSIR-WRI scientist - MyJoyOnline

About 60 per cent of Ghana’s water bodies are polluted, a senior scientist at the CSIR-Water Research Institute (CSIR-WRI), Dr Franco Enobrenaco, has warned.

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Galamsey has polluted 60% of Ghana’s water bodies — CSIR-WRI scientist - MyJoyOnline

CSIR calls for coordinated action to protect Ghana’s water bodies - MyJoyOnline

CSIR soil scientist warns imported fertilisers may be degrading Ghana’s farmlands - MyJoyOnline

Ghana’s tomato, ginger shortfalls deepen import bill, CSIR researchers say - MyJoyOnline

CSIR warns Ghana’s soil health is deteriorating, calls for urgent national action - MyJoyOnline

Duncan-Williams calls for prayers to heal Ghana’s land and water, raises food security alarm over galamsey - MyJoyOnline

CSIR warns weak use of soil data is undermining Ghana’s agric productivity - MyJoyOnline