Showing posts with label Ghana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ghana. Show all posts
Thursday, 16 March 2017
Thursday, 12 May 2016
e-Wasteland
We're back to Agbogbloshie again, and exploring our e-waste. This time, we have a new hexagon sheet created by Miss Kyndt, a Guardian article on the impact of the reclamation of e-waste, a video of Liam: the Apple robot, and the Slavery Footprint website.
e-wasteland from David Fedele on Vimeo.
e-wasteland from David Fedele on Vimeo.
Thursday, 6 March 2014
Questions for Naasra - working in a graveyard for computers
We have introduced you to a place called Agbogbloshie
It is near the city of Accra on the coast of Ghana.
Naasra is one of the people who are making a living there... just.
Her picture is included in a photo story which was published in the New York Times.
The picture can't be reproduced here for copyright reasons, but you should take a look at the sequence to get an idea.
Re-watch the BBC CLICK sequence (it's only 4 minutes long) to see the impact of illegal e-waste imports on the soil, the atmosphere and the people of this place.
Also check out this Andrew McConnell photo essay and further links, many of which tell a similar (and in many ways familiar) story.
Is any of your family's old electronic waste here?
Can you be sure that it isn't?
It is near the city of Accra on the coast of Ghana.
Naasra is one of the people who are making a living there... just.
Her picture is included in a photo story which was published in the New York Times.
The picture can't be reproduced here for copyright reasons, but you should take a look at the sequence to get an idea.
Re-watch the BBC CLICK sequence (it's only 4 minutes long) to see the impact of illegal e-waste imports on the soil, the atmosphere and the people of this place.
Also check out this Andrew McConnell photo essay and further links, many of which tell a similar (and in many ways familiar) story.
Is any of your family's old electronic waste here?
Can you be sure that it isn't?
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