The Daily Graphic says using Alternative Dispute Resolution, ADR principles is the way to go as it offers disputing parties the opportunity for an early informal resolution of disputes. It is for this reason that the Paper supports the call by a Justice of the Supreme Court, Justice Jones Dotse for the use of ADR mechanisms in conflict prevention and resolution. According to the Graphic, for the ADR to be effective, parties must be encouraged to negotiate in good faith by considering the interests of the other parties. The paper believes when effectively utilised, ADR can save a lot of time and money and also aid access to justice.
The Ghanaian Times calls on government to intensify efforts at implementing programmes to ensure citizens breathe quality air. The Paper mentions that air pollution in the capital city, Accra puts everyone at risk of being infected with cardiovascular diseases like accelerated aging of the lungs, loss of lung capacity and bronchitis. It, therefore, lauds Environmental Protection Agency for the training it has scheduled to provide its personnel to enable them to monitor and provide real-time data on air quality in Accra. The Times says some specific means of air pollution control such as sanitary landfills, emission control systems for automobiles, sedimentation tanks in sewerage systems and the practice of recycling. It, therefore, urges Ghanaians to join in efforts to fight against air pollution.
