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  1. The government in Ghana is driving environmental policy through the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources.
  2. The environmental decline of the Gold Coast (Ghana) is being discussed, noting a shift from environmentalization to attributing the decline to weak stewardship.

Nicholas Duncan-Williams warned on September 5th about the detrimental impact of galamsey (illegal mining) on the environment of Ghana.

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Nicholas Duncan-Williams warned on September 5th about the detrimental impact of galamsey (illegal mining) on the environment of Ghana.

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