Agbogbloshie: Kehidupan di Kuburan Bangkai Sampah Terbesar Dunia

Behind the screens of our discarded laptops, phones, and TVs lies a world we rarely see. A world called Agbogbloshie, the largest electronic graveyard on the planet. Located in Accra, Ghana, this place is more than just a pile of waste—it's a living hell, where toxins burn the air and black smoke engulfs the sky. Every day, thousands of tons of discarded electronic devices from developed countries end up here. Children and young men burn cables to extract copper, inhaling toxic fumes for pennies. Rivers are polluted, the soil is dead, and the air is thick with heavy metals—all for the profit of the modern world's waste. In this video, we explore: ✔ The dark history of Agbogbloshie and why it is nicknamed “Sodom and Gomorrah” ✔ The ecological and health impacts of e-waste incineration ✔ The illegal trade chain from Europe and America to Africa ✔ The human faces behind the global electronics industry tragedy #Agbogbloshie #Ewaste #ElectronicalWaste #EnvironmentalDocumentary #ElectronicalWaste #Ghana #EnvironmentalCrisis