Environmental Pollution Study
Our soil analysis confirmed high levels of toxic heavy metals around Agbogbloshie — scientific proof for urgent recycling reform.
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Enviral GH turns overlooked environmental health crises — starting with e-waste pollution at Agbogbloshie — into stories, science, and solutions that move people to act.
Enviral GH is a Ghana-based nonprofit transforming environmental health challenges into viral stories that inspire change. We spotlight underreported crises like informal e-waste recycling, where pollution silently endangers entire communities.
By blending scientific research with powerful storytelling, we make overlooked problems into urgent, shareable priorities — for policymakers, global audiences, and the communities living the crisis every day.
A feasibility study for Ghana's first formal e-waste recycling center — replacing dangerous informal burning with modern recovery technology that creates jobs and keeps economic value in Ghana. Inspired by Japan's Olympic medal recycling model.
Every pillar of our work maps to one part of our name — informing with evidence, inspiring people to act, and empowering communities to lead their own solutions.
Scientific studies on e-waste pollution in places like Agbogbloshie that quantify toxic exposure and guide policy.
Long-term health studies tracking the effects of toxic exposure on recyclers and nearby residents.
Films, forums, and campaigns that turn scientific findings into stories people can't look away from.
Holding governments and global actors accountable under treaties like the Basel Convention.
Working directly with recyclers and residents to build local ownership of safer practices.
Building the case for formal recycling facilities that create skilled jobs and recover real value.
Our soil analysis confirmed high levels of toxic heavy metals around Agbogbloshie — scientific proof for urgent recycling reform.
Read the findings →National and international campaigns enforcing the Basel Convention, stopping illegal e-waste dumping in Ghana.
See the campaign →Outreach at Agbogbloshie empowering recyclers and local communities with safer, informed practices.
Meet the community →Laying the foundation for Ghana's first formal e-waste recycling center — hundreds of jobs, less pollution.
Support the facility →Help us complete the feasibility study and break ground on Ghana's first formal e-waste recycling center.
Donate →Follow our research and campaigns, and help them reach the people who can act on them.
Subscribe →Volunteer, partner with us, or bring your organization into a community forum in Agbogbloshie.
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