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Ghana loses over 12,000 lives, US$1.9bn annually to air pollution — EPA

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Air pollution causes an estimated 12,870 deaths annually in Ghana and costs the country about US$1. 9 billion, the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has disclosed. The economic cost is equivalent to about 2.

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