THIS WEEK’S TOPIC ON GREEN AFRICA: Water pollution in Africa

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Please join this week’s discussion on Green Africa on AV Radio.

 

 

THIS WEEK’S TOPIC:  Water pollution in Africa

 ABOUT THIS WEEK’S EPISODE:

 

Water pollution in Africa is a problem that is continuing to grow and needs to be addressed.  This episode is going to explore some of the causes of this pollution.  A few thoughts on how to improve the problem will also be addressed and discussed briefly.

 

If you are interested in joining our discussion, please mark your calendar and call in to participate.

 

 

JOIN OUR DISCUSSION LIVE BY PHONE


WHEN:
SUNDAY August 28, 2011
TIME:
1: 00 PM-2: 00 PM EASTERN STANDARD TIME

 

SKYPE ID: AFRICANVIEWS

CONTRIBUTORS AND LISTENERS DIAL-IN NUMBER: (760) 283-0850

 

                                              

CO-HOST: Dan Miner                           CO-HOST: Ernest Opong

 

 

Listen live: www.blogtalkradio.com/africanviews

 

 

 

 

ABOUT GREEN AFRICA

 

One of Africa's biggest challenges is the need to develop environmentally sustainable ways of living for its people.  Green Africa is a weekly environmental discussion on AV radio, created to help mobilize a fresh understanding of Africa’s responsibilities in the universal ecosystem and generate consensus for right action. The program is organized and represented by a wide range of grassroots organizations and experts on a diverse scientific, social, and economics of green politics and environmental issues. Topics are centered around sustainable management of resources and stewardship of the environment through advocacies on changes in public policies and individual behavior in recognition of humanity, ecosystems, ecology, health, and human rights.

 

 

 

The show is brought to you by Amandla News, Beyond Oil, and African Views (AV).

 

Host: Ernest K. Opong

Host: Dan Miner:

Producer and Director: Wale Idris Ajibade

Quality control: William A. Verdone


 

 

Sponsors: TBD

 

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