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‘Swimming in plastic’: Greek fishermen fight pollution

People often think of wastewater as serving no purpose because they are unaware of wastewater treatment which has been clarified.
Environment

Wastewater treatment: Africa’s scientists have this to say

Butterfly species and natural landscapes are continually transformed to make room for agricultural and urban developments
Environment

Butterfly species: their behaviour shows us how to protect habitats

sea pollution greece
Environment

‘Swimming in plastic’: Greek fishermen fight pollution

People often think of wastewater as serving no purpose because they are unaware of wastewater treatment which has been clarified.
Environment

Wastewater treatment: Africa’s scientists have this to say

Butterfly species and natural landscapes are continually transformed to make room for agricultural and urban developments
Environment

Butterfly species: their behaviour shows us how to protect habitats

Plastic recycling is failing – here’s how the world must respond
Environment

Plastic recycling is failing – here’s how the world must respond

By The Conversation31-05-2023 11:32

The global recycling capacity is unable to keep up with the relentless cycle of resource extraction, production, and waste generation.

7 natural wonders of the world
Environment

Bucket list: See the 7 Natural Wonders of the World

By Lorne Philpot23-05-2023 23:26

How many of these truly spectacular natural attractions have you been able to tick off your travel bucket list?

Oil and gas exploration
Environment

Fracking rears its head again as SA looks for new energy sources  

By Nick Pawson19-05-2023 17:03

SA intends to auction 10 new onshore blocks in the Karoo region for shale gas exploration as part of its efforts to tackle the power crisis.

SA government set to invest more in renewable energy
Environment

Mantashe accuses NGO’s of blocking vital development in SA

By Aphiwe Ngwenya19-05-2023 12:44

‘Lobby groups, pit the development needs of poor communities against their own self-proclaimed protection of the environment’-Mantashe

The benefits of experiencing nature on green spaces for physical, psychological and spiritual well-being are widely documented.
Environment

Green spaces for human living: many South Africans can’t access

By The Conversation19-05-2023 08:30

The benefits of experiencing nature on green space for physical, psychological and spiritual well-being are widely documented.

Compensating the innocent: Addressing climate disasters
Environment

Compensating the innocent: Climate disasters in poor nations

By The Conversation18-05-2023 10:18

The experiences of those on the frontlines of climate change are also examined, particularly focusing on West Africa.

Global warming to bring record hot year by 2028 - 1.5°C limit
Environment

Global warming to bring record hot year by 2028 – 1.5°C limit

By The Conversation17-05-2023 14:38

There is an almost certain probability that one year in the next five will claim the title of the hottest year ever recorded.

The nappy dilemma: Balancing baby care and the planet's health
Environment

The nappy dilemma: Balancing baby care and the planet’s health

By The Conversation16-05-2023 10:16

New parents want to do what’s best for their baby and the planet when it comes to the all-important nappy change.

Climate change: How corporations use greenwashing
Environment

Climate change: How Corporations use greenwashing

By The Conversation15-05-2023 16:09

In an era where environmental consciousness is on the rise, many corporations are quick to label their products as “green-friendly”.

game reserve karoo
Environment

Eco-wildlife Big 5 reserve opens near Cape Town

By Lorne Philpot13-05-2023 13:06

Here’s some good news for Capetonians! The mother city now has a new BIG 5 wildlife reserve right on its doorstep.

Budget’s energy bill relief and home retrofit funding is a good start
Environment

Budget’s energy bill relief and home retrofit funding is a good start

By The Conversation10-05-2023 12:08

The Australian government’s 2023-24 federal budget has announced $1.6 billion in funding for energy-saving upgrades to existing housing.

Air pollution is a hidden pandemic in Africa - tips on how to reduce it
Environment

Air pollution is a hidden pandemic in Africa – tips on how to reduce it

By The Conversation10-05-2023 10:07

Air pollution is a significant challenge facing African cities, with rapid urbanisation exacerbating the issue.

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Environment

Church of England joins shareholder revolt on Shell climate goals

By Agence France-Presse09-05-2023 23:42

The Church of England Tuesday said it will vote against a “green” transition plan proposed by energy giant Shell, calling for carbon-cutting targets.

Nigeria needs urgent action to address its vulnerability to floods
Environment

Nigeria needs urgent action to address its vulnerability to floods

By The Conversation09-05-2023 10:17

Researchers who have specialized in meteorology for about two decades suggest several ways to improve the country’s flood resilience.

WEDDING DRESS
Environment

Five reasons you should consider renting your outfits this wedding season

By The Conversation08-05-2023 16:44

The outfits we buy for special occasions often end up hanging in our wardrobes gathering dust and becoming unfashionable.

Farmers in South Africa face power cuts and a weak rand
Environment

Farmers in South Africa face power cuts and a weak rand

By The Conversation08-05-2023 11:50

South African farmers are preparing to grow winter wheat, canola, and barley as the preparation of land for winter crops starts in April.

recycling comes in all shapes and sizes
Environment

Recycling: Why do South Africans care so little about it?

By Angeline Schwan03-05-2023 09:17

Recycling should be on every citizens minds. Paper, tins, and plastic can all be recycled. So why not opt for the plastic straw next time?

Autumn colours on display at Johannesburg Botanical Gardens. Image : Lorne Philpot
Environment

Johannesburg: City of beautiful autumn colours [photos]

By Lorne Philpot29-04-2023 11:16

Driving around the City of Gold at this time of year is a pure delight for the eyes. The autumn colours are nothing short of impressive.

Europe to green up its skies.
Environment

Greener skies: Europe’s aviation to become more sustainable

By Lorne Philpot28-04-2023 23:30

The use of sustainable aviation fuels at airports in Europe is set to increase, in order to reduce carbon emissions.

Foreign interests dominate Africa's oil exploration and fishing
Environment

Foreign interests dominate Africa’s oil exploration and fishing

By The Conversation26-04-2023 14:16

Foreign nations, particularly those in the West and Asia, have been drawn to Africa’s valuable ocean resources, ranging from fish to minerals

Oceans on track for record-breaking heat this year
Environment

Oceans on track for record-breaking heat this year

By The Conversation26-04-2023 11:28

Large swathes of the world’s oceans are experiencing unusual warmth, with the heat this year likely to break records.

Why "food autonomy" is not enough for a sustainable food system
Environment

Why “food autonomy” is not enough for a sustainable food system

By The Conversation25-04-2023 10:18

The COVID-19 pandemic exposed the vulnerabilities of a globalized food system, leading to a sudden shift towards local consumption in Québec.

The Value of Nature to People's Well-being in Developing Countries
Environment

The value of nature to people’s well-being in developing countries

By The Conversation24-04-2023 09:30

Access to nature is often seen as a luxury to enjoy after basic needs are met, rather than a basic necessity.

Hungary widens ban on Ukraine food imports
Environment

Hungary widens ban on Ukraine food imports

By Agence France-Presse19-04-2023 11:52

Hungary widened its temporary ban on the imports of Ukrainian agricultural products including a range of meats and vegetable products.

Small-scale irrigation can help boost nutrition and food security
Environment

Small-scale irrigation can help boost nutrition and food security

By The Conversation19-04-2023 10:09

Small-scale irrigation can help smallholder farmers increase agricultural productivity and incomes, as well as improve nutritional outcomes.

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