What I Saw at the Worlds Largest E-Waste Dump Changed Everything @TomRafterytv
What I Saw at the Worlds Largest E-Waste Dump Changed Everything  @TomRafterytv
Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
E-waste is being shipped illegally from Europe to Ghana — and what happens next is shocking. In Agbogbloshie, workers burn electronics with no protection just to recover copper and gold. I spoke to Kenny McGee, who saw it all first-hand. Watch the full episode to learn what really happens to your old devices — and what manufacturers should be doing.

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