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University of Toronto - U of T students dig into health risks of heavy metals in Ghana

Summary by Education News Canada
Martin Bartels remembers when the river that cuts through the Whin Valley region of Ghana ran clear, children played in the waters and fish could be seen from the bridge above.Now, due to . . .
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University of Toronto - U of T students dig into health risks of heavy metals in Ghana

Martin Bartels remembers when the river that cuts through the Whin Valley region of Ghana ran clear, children played in the waters and fish could be seen from the bridge above.Now, due to . . .

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Education News Canada broke the news in on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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