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EPA CLEARS 17 NIGERIAN PALM KERNEL WASTE CONTAINERS AT MONROVIA PORT, SPARKING ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS - Smart News Liberia
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EPA CLEARS 17 NIGERIAN PALM KERNEL WASTE CONTAINERS AT MONROVIA PORT, SPARKING ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS - Smart News Liberia
MONROVIA – Seventeen 40-foot containers shipped from Nigeria and consigned to Elsin Transport and Logistics are now sitting on Liberian soil, raising growing alarm over environmental safety, regulatory transparency, and national sovereignty. Despite public unease, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of Liberia has granted clearance for the containers’ release, classifying the contents, allegedly palm kernel shells, as “non-hazardous.” The …
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