From Data to Action: Inside Ghana’s Growing Clean Air Movement
About this episode
This episode discusses the growing clean air movement in Ghana and features an interview with advocate Evans Quarshie.
Air pollution may be invisible, but across Ghana, a growing movement is working to make it impossible to ignore. From installing air quality sensors in communities to educating the public about the risks of dirty air, a new generation of advocates and researchers is turning data into action. In this episode, Michael Asharley speaks with clean air advocate and research assistant Evans Quarshie, whose work with Breathe Accra is helping expand access to hyperlocal air pollution data across the c...
People in this episode
Host: Michael Asharley
Guest: Evans Quarshie
Topics covered
- air pollution
- clean air movement
- community advocacy
- data-driven action
- public education
Keywords
- air quality
- pollution sensors
- public health
- environmental advocacy
- hyperlocal data
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Breathe Accra
Places: Ghana
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