Global South's Recycled Goods
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•How 'donations' from the West are inundating Ghana with toxic waste
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Most of the goods end up in the Global South , where millions of people depend on repairing, dismantling or selling them for a livelihood.
Environmental groups say this is a toxic trifecta of waste that inflicts damage to land, coastlines and health.
Fred de Sam Lazaro reports in partnership with the Pulitzer Center .
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