Prof Jack Caravanos and Hunter College graduate EOHS students Calah Lambertson and Joseph Kim are leaving today for Ghana to assist the Ministry of Health assess eWaste worker chemical exposures. We're also providing training to Ministry staff and local NGO to develop environmental assessment capacity. But we're not looking forward to the 18+hour trip!!
Oops, forgot to pick up my malaria pills. Have to buy DEET when I get there (or Malarone).
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The jungle, a peacock and asbestos cement roofing (foreground) all in one
Prof. Jack Caravanos and 2 Hunter College EOHS graduate students are in Ghana (Accra) assessing airborne chemical exposures for e-Waste workers at the Agbogbloshie recyclers market.
Nice Hotel
The jungle, a peacock and asbestos cement roofing (foreground) all in one
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- Joseph Kim, Yaw Amoyaw-Osei and Calah Lambertson
- Particulates, acid gases, metals, PAHs,
- e-Waste workers burning copper wires (YIKES !!!)
- Follow the smoke....
- That Calah knows her sampling pumps
- e-Waste workers
- Joe needs help from Calah (or is it the other way ...
- Bret Ericson working (I think)
- Peacocks everywhere
- Colleagues from Nigeria, Benin and Burkina Faso
- Calah Lambertson and Joseph Kim are happy to get o...
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