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blushi, only 30% of them are brand new, the rest are secondh goods that have to be demolished. is left from them is smoke, black smoke that's always there in the sky. it contains carbon dioxide, poisonous gases and any other pollutant you can think of. most of these goods are sent from rich countries to ghana as piles of garbage. people in this country do everything to stay alive and eat. cutting a clunker is the most honorable job in ghana. after separating the parts, they put aside the useful parts. when they remove the body and the main components, they reach metals that don't reveal themselves so easily, like copper wires that are hidden under plastic covering. the most common way to reach the precious metal is to burn the wire. after the plastic covering is burned, they collect the remaining metal. this is exactly what happens to computers, cables and electric appliances in the kitchen. it seems damaging, burning, and collecting the leftovers are a win-win for both sides of the deal. one side of the deal gets rid of the garbage and the environmental hazards caused by it, a

every year, about 215,00 tons of electric appliances are sent to agyo blushi. only 30% of them are brand new. the rest are second-hand goods that have to be demolished. in fact, people in ghana are tasked to ruin these devices at this point. after this phase, the only thing that is left from them. is smoke, black smoke that's always there in the sky. it contains carbon dioxide, poisonous gases and any other pollutant you can think of. most of these goods are sent from rich countries to ghana as piles of garbage. people in this country do everything to stay alive and eat. gutting a clunker is the most honorable job in ghana. after separating the parts, they put aside the useful parts. when they remove the body and the main components, they reach metals that don't reveal themselves so easily, like copper wires that are hidden under plastic covering. the most common way to reach the precious metal is to burn the wire. after the plastic covering is burned, they collect the remaining metal. this is exactly what happens to computers, cables and electrical. appliances