Ban mining in the whole of the Atewa range upland evergreen rainforest

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• NANA AKUFFO ADDO 12 years ago

  ...............AS FOR ME I LOVE THE TURUMU MORE THAN ANYTHIN IN THIS WORLD BECAUS TURUMU IS BETTER THAN ANY WOMAN HOLE: FOR ME, TURUMU OR NOTHING. WITHOUT TURUMU I CANNOT LIVE IN THIS WORLD:TURUMU ALL THE WAY:NANA ADDO DANKWA ...
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  ...............AS FOR ME I LOVE THE TURUMU MORE THAN ANYTHIN IN THIS WORLD BECAUS TURUMU IS BETTER THAN ANY WOMAN HOLE: FOR ME, TURUMU OR NOTHING. WITHOUT TURUMU I CANNOT LIVE IN THIS WORLD:TURUMU ALL THE WAY:NANA ADDO DANKWA AKUFFO ADDO COMMENTS ARE FREE AND BALANCED...

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• G. K. Berko 12 years ago

  This is why some of us wonder if our Government really knows what is going on in our Country or whether its Ministers and other officials are simply inept or wickedly negligent.
  
  Right now, the USA is clamping down hard on ...
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  This is why some of us wonder if our Government really knows what is going on in our Country or whether its Ministers and other officials are simply inept or wickedly negligent.
  
  Right now, the USA is clamping down hard on Coal-powered Facilities to either have them modify to pollute less or shift to other cleaner sources of Power.
  
  Where I live in New Hampshire, USA, the major Power Producing firms have come to accept the Public preference for cleaner environment and have mounted an elaborate scheme to either phase out (or adopt a cleaner processing of) Coal as source of Energy.
  
  It would interest folks to know that Public Service of New Hampshire (PSNH) has introduced Wood Chips, and Cocoa Shells obtained from Lindt Chocolate Factory to limit the Coal source significantly.
  
  The State of New Hampshire is currently pushing the same Electric Power Utility firm to close its other Facility that uses Oil in generating Electricity. The Company takes its responsibility to the environment very seriously and has taken measures to meet the expectations of the State.
  
  
  So, we in Ghana, must understand that if those who first went into that kind of Power production have seen it compelling to abandon Coal and Oil for producing Electric Power, we should not foolishly ignore the reasons for doing so and plunge into the same pollution crises.
  
  If VALCO really has the Nation's interest at heart and not only after its revenues, it should abandon this idea and lead the other Industries into the new paradigm of Green Power.
  
  Thanks, Mr. Thompson for leading this crusade to save our environment. I hope the Government would take this most seriously.
  
  Long Live Ghana!!!

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