One man’s fight to stop a coal power station
A climate activist in Ghana has been awarded a prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize for leading a grassroots campaign to stop a new coal-fired power station being built. Chibeze Ezekiel worked with local communities to highlight the damage the power station would have caused, and persuaded his government that renewable energy was the way forward. (Photo: Chibeze Ezekiel. Credit: Goldman Environmental Prize)
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