The New Air Guardians: Young People Driving Ghana’s Clean Air Movement
About this episode
Young advocates in Ghana are tackling air pollution through education and community engagement.
Across Ghana, a new generation is stepping forward to confront one of the country’s most pressing environmental and public health challenges: air pollution. From classrooms and churches to research labs and data hubs, young advocates are educating communities, gathering evidence and building momentum for cleaner air. Host, Michael Asharley speaks with three Air Quality Ambassadors from the African School on Air Quality and Pollution Prevention at KNUST: Shaddai Empress Molson Gattor, Godwin E...
People in this episode
Host: Michael Asharley
Guests: Shaddai Empress Molson Gattor, Godwin E...
Topics covered
- air pollution
- environmental challenges
- public health
- youth advocacy
- clean air movement
Keywords
- clean air
- air quality
- youth movement
- environment
- Ghana
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: African School on Air Quality and Pollution Prevention
Places: Ghana, KNUST
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- When Every Breath Hurts: The Growing Link Between Air Pollution and Asthma
- Tracking the Invisible: Building Africa's Air Quality Future
- Breathing Change: How Young Ghanaians Are Taking on Air Pollution
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