CLEAN : Toxic waste from gold rush threatens lives in Johannesburg

The video discusses the frequent cleaning required in a community living near a mine and the associated health risks from inhaling harmful substances. It highlights the community's frustration with the lack of accountability from the government regarding these health hazards. The video also presents data on lead exposure, showing higher levels in children living closer to the mine. The community's concerns and the government's reluctance to take responsibility are emphasized throughout.

How often do residents clean the contaminated area?

• Once a day

• Twice a day

• Only on weekends

• 4 to 5 times a day

What is the main concern of the residents living near the mine?

• Noise pollution

• Traffic congestion

• Inhaling harmful substances

• Lack of clean water

Who do the residents feel is responsible for the environmental mess?

• Local businesses

• The government

• International organizations

• Environmental activists

What is the reaction of the government when approached about the environmental issues?

• They deny responsibility

• They blame the residents

• They take immediate action

• They offer compensation

What is the relationship between proximity to the mine and lead levels in blood?

• Proximity has no effect on lead levels

• Closer proximity results in lower lead levels

• Closer proximity results in higher lead levels

• Lead levels are highest at a distance of 5 kilometers