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Fighting pollution with culture

Hilke FischerSeptember 23, 2015

Waste and pollution are big problems in Ghana. The "Hipsters of Nature" are a group which seeks to find creative ways of keeping neighborhoods clean and tidy. They link environmental protection to culture.

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