Investigation out now: Impacts of a copper smelter in Namibia.

I am more than happy that "The Globe and Mail" ran my story on arsenic waste in Namibia, co-written with Geoffrey York. The Globe and Mail is considered by some to be the "New York Times of Canada" with 6 million readers every week. A version of this article was also published in the Windhoek Observer and The Namibian in Namibia. And a full report on the entire investigation is publicly available on the website of the Coalition for Corporate Justice in Switzerland. Thanks to Ester Mbathera who helped me with the field research and Ursina Morgenthaler who analysed the samples. And many thanks to all the people in Tsumeb who trusted me with their stories and who have been seeking justice for years.