Zambia
April 3, 2023
Zambia’s ‘Green Kabwe’ Plan Should Prioritize Mine Cleanup
Natalie Chilikwela is done with talking. The 18-year-old has experienced the harmful impacts of toxic lead contamination in her hometown of Kabwe her whole life and has listened to many promises from politicians – but nothing much has changed.
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Zambia: Tackle Lead Poisoning at Former Mine
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