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admin••617 words · 4 min read Concerns are mounting over the potential destruction of the Volta Lake by illegal mining, prompting calls for urgent government intervention.
An environmental expert is urging the government to intensify efforts to protect the Volta Lake from the growing threat of pollution caused by
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