October 28th, 2007
Source: EcoEgg Content Partners
Uganda’s poor are braving salty, flesh-scarring water to make a meager living mining salt at Lake Katwe. Experts say chemicals in the lake are clearly unhealthy but the Ugandan government is not studying the risks.
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