"
Knowledge, Practices, and Environmental and Occupational Health Risks Associated with Electronic Waste Recycling in Cotonou, Benin"
written by M. G. Karel Houessionon, Niladri Basu, Catherine Bouland, N. Marius Kedote, Benjamin Fayomi, N. Julius Fobil, Edgard-Marius Ouendo,
published by
Occupational Diseases and Environmental Medicine,
Vol.9 No.2, 2021
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