Clean Air Report Ghana

Breathing as a Right: Air Pollution and Human Dignity

When the Wind Brings Dust — and Disease

Spotlighting Dirty Air on Independence Day

Billions on Treatment, But What About Prevention?

Women, Charcoal and the Cost of Survival

Making Air Pollution Visible

Enemy in the Air We Breathe

Tracking Accra’s Air: Lessons from 20 Years of Data

Reporting for Clean Air: Ghanaian Journalists Learn to Better Cover the Air We Breathe

Poisoned Journeys: The Harmful Air In Ghana’s Long-Distance Buses

Did Ghana’s Emissions Levy Work?

The Missing Part: How the Theft of Catalytic Converters Contributes to Air Pollution

Breathing Inequality: When Clean Air Is a Luxury

The African Air Quality School: Building Clean Air Champions Across Africa

Pollution, Mapped: What the Numbers Reveal About Accra’s Air

From Guesswork to Evidence: Accra’s Air Quality Finally Measured

The Air That’s Killing Us: Ghana in the Global Pollution Crisis

Shining a Light on Ghana’s Pollution Problem and Solutions: Albert Oppong Ansah

Funding the Fight for Clean Air

Pennies for Clean Air, Billions for Fossil Fuels

Mercury as a Dangerous Air Pollutant: The Hidden Cost of Gold Extraction in Ghana

When the Air Turns Toxic: How Pollution Fuels Breast Cancer and Hypertension

The Blame in the Air: Why Accountability Matters for Clean Air

The Numbers Don’t Lie: How Air Pollution Is Reducing Ghana’s Life Expectancy

Journalists Embark on Groundbreaking Project to Illuminate the Very Real Dangers to Ghanaians of Air Pollution

TB Cases Grow, Residents in Industrial Areas Cry for Clean Air and Ghana's Million Shea Butter Workers Get a Clean Boost

Air pollution linked to autism, toll collectors demand compensation for job-related illnesses and rural communities struggle with untarred roads

Air Pollution in Informal Settlements Plaguing Ghana's Children, Why Can't Clean Air Be Enforced? And... Young People Work to Clean Our Air

Residents and Workers Fear Retribution in Polluted Kumasi Industrial Zone; Roadworks Plague Accra and We Got To South Africa to Ride the Rapid Transit Bus

Women fish smokers pay a high price for the food we eat and MPs move to address air pollution

Air Pollution Threatens Ghana's Food Supply and, Driving Down Dangerous Vehicle Emissions

Woodworkers, Fish Smokers and the People of Tema's Industrial Zone Battle the Health Impacts of Toxic Air

We Explore the Dangers Hidden in Waste Burning, Fish Smoking and Ghana's Most Popular Form of Transport