Street Child has appealed for help in supporting the folk of Sierra Leone, West Africa, where mudslides and floods killed 500 people earlier this month when an entire mountain side collapsed.
At a gala dinner in Joburg last week, Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa celebrated people and organisations who have made a marked impact in the war against rhino poaching.
With India experiencing its worst drought in 140 years, Indian farmers have taken to the streets. At a protest in Madhya Pradesh this summer, police opened fire on farmers demanding debt relief and better crop prices, killing five.
This extremely toxic pesticide flies through the air, destroying most plants and animals in its path – even on neighbouring land. It’s so bad, that it’s only been used in very limited amounts – until now.
The latest health care facility to join the Global Green and Healthy Hospitals initiative, Bertha Gxowa Hospital has launched its recycling campaign, with moving to zero waste as a long-term goal.
Jennifer Murnan and Max Wilbert interviewed Ruby Montoya and Jessica Reznicek following their press release claiming responsibility for multiple incidents of sabotage of the Dakota Access Pipeline and construction equipment.
Elon Musk’s agreement to build the world’s largest battery for South Australia is an extraordinary technological breakthrough that signs coal’s death warrant.
Women are still stripped today in a variety of their ways. If not of their clothes – well, there’s that too – but of the equal place they aspire to in our society.
Landowners who have listed invasive species must notify any relevant competent authority, in writing, of the listed invasive species occurring on that land.
Pacific bluefin tuna has unique worldwide status as one of the most awe-inspiring remarkable creatures on the planet. They grow to 12 feet and 1,500 pounds and live up to 35 years whilst swimming super-fast, crossing the entire ocean in 21 days.
Just when genetically modified (GM) mosquitoes got their approval by the Cayman Islands and the government of Canada’s Prince Edward Island is trying to approve GM salmon, new research reveals unexpected and potentially dangerous effects of genetic engineering.
The IWMSA’s Eastern Cape branch hosted its regional waste conference, titled ‘Green is the new Gold’ at the World of Windows in the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium last week.
The goal of World Elephant Day is to create awareness of the urgent plight of captive and wild elephants, and to share knowledge and positive solutions for their better care and management.
The 2017 African Marine Waste Conference took place from the 9th to the 13th of July in Port Elizabeth, and was attended by approximately 200 delegates from 9 African states and a further 10 countries from other continents.
Norwegian billionaire Kjell Inge Røkke aims to scoop up and melt down 5 tons of plastic a day with his giant marine research yacht in an effort to clean up the ocean.
Last month, the Medicines Control Council gazetted a regulatory notice scheduling various substances. Hidden at the bottom was Cannabidiol, more commonly known as CBD.
The Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA) could be giving the go-ahead for what will be one of the most greenhouse gas (GHG) emission intensive coal-fired power stations, not only in South Africa, but in the world.
Climate change could lead to shortages and punishing 130% price rises in staple foods within our lifetime, raising the spectre of riots and civil unrest, a new study warned today.
The core pillars of the Kubuqi Model are government policy support, industrial investment, market-oriented participation of farmers and herdsmen and sustainable ecological improvement.
