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.
The use of sustainable aviation fuels at airports in Europe is set to increase, in order to reduce carbon emissions.
Foreign nations, particularly those in the West and Asia, have been drawn to Africa’s valuable ocean resources, ranging from fish to minerals
Large swathes of the world’s oceans are experiencing unusual warmth, with the heat this year likely to break records.
The COVID-19 pandemic exposed the vulnerabilities of a globalized food system, leading to a sudden shift towards local consumption in Québec.
Access to nature is often seen as a luxury to enjoy after basic needs are met, rather than a basic necessity.
Small-scale irrigation can help smallholder farmers increase agricultural productivity and incomes, as well as improve nutritional outcomes.
Fields of crops are starting to sprout, but they’re not alone. Red poppies and other “weeds” are also making an appearance.
The top skinny dipping locations worldwide have been ranked – and South Africa has some of the very best on offer.
As shellfish feed by filtering organic particles from the water, they are particularly vulnerable to microplastic contamination.
Avoiding single-use plastics entirely, whether traditional fossil fuel-based plastics or bioplastics, is more sustainable.
Every garment will wear out. On average, an item of clothing lasts around five years before being thrown away.
With all this in mind, reducing air pollution levels may be an important strategy for mitigating the impact of COVID.
Diamond is the crystalline form of elemental carbon, stable at very high pressures and relatively low temperatures
During droughts there can be changes in what kinds of food are accessible, as less water is available to produce and process it.
Global warming is affecting the boreal forest — what happens will depend on the climate and the frequency and intensity of wildfires.
Investing in energy-efficient upgrades like new doors, boilers, windows, and insulation can help you reduce costs and your carbon footprint.
Drought is simply a shortage of water to meet demand and predicting drought requires accurate long-range rainfall forecasts.
Rich countries must eliminate oil and gas faster and developing countries need to limit how much coal they burn.
Most South African areas still have a huge challenge of people complying with green infrastructure by-laws.
The African continent is bursting with biodiversity, about a quarter of the world’s species of plants and animals are found on the continent
Deep reefs provide a plethora of essential services for people and the planet as they protect coasts from waves and storms
Experts warns on the shortage of South African-produced polyvalent snake antivenom. Waiting orders takes six months.
Tigers are the world’s largest wild cats but how much more do you know about these big cats
A new study conducted by Stellenbosch University has found interesting facts about the consumption of zebra meat