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Lead: Georgia’s silent killer
Abnormal levels of exposure to lead show that the food Georgians eat and air they breathe might be toxic — but the authorities seem reluctant to act.
Lead: Georgia’s silent killer
By Shota KinchaAbnormal levels of exposure to lead show that the food Georgians eat and air they breathe might be toxic — but the authorities seem reluctant to act.
Pankisi residents complain of police pressure to stop protests
A protest was held on Friday denouncing the pressure and calling for an end to hydropower plant construction in the valley.
Pankisi residents complain of police pressure to stop protests
A protest was held on Friday denouncing the pressure and calling for an end to hydropower plant construction in the valley.
Expired and illegal pesticides — a toxic threat to Armenia
Farmers in Armenia still use pesticides banned in the country 30 years ago and stashed in basements, sheds, and Soviet–era warehouses ever since.
Expired and illegal pesticides — a toxic threat to Armenia
By Gayane MkrtchyanFarmers in Armenia still use pesticides banned in the country 30 years ago and stashed in basements, sheds, and Soviet–era warehouses ever since.
Rustavi 2 journalists attacked by far-right group for joke about Jesus and Ivanishvili
The three were attacked by the March of Georgians outside the broadcaster’s studio in Tbilisi.
Rustavi 2 journalists attacked by far-right group for joke about Jesus and Ivanishvili
The three were attacked by the March of Georgians outside the broadcaster’s studio in Tbilisi.
North Ossetia’s toxic choice
The Electrozinc metallurgical plant is a source of valuable jobs in Vladikavkaz, but for many, its toxic reputation is a source of constant anxiety.
North Ossetia’s toxic choice
By Alina BigayevaThe Electrozinc metallurgical plant is a source of valuable jobs in Vladikavkaz, but for many, its toxic reputation is a source of constant anxiety.
Drowning in rubbish: Baku’s waste management headache
Attempts to ease the problem for the city’s growing number of residents have so far proven futile.
Drowning in rubbish: Baku’s waste management headache
By Vafa ZeynalovaAttempts to ease the problem for the city’s growing number of residents have so far proven futile.
