SA has been providing Australia with solutions to the problem of raptor electrocutions, sharing information on mitigation methods, products and raptor-friendly structural designs.
This shocking revelation emerged from a groundbreaking analysis of satellite data, which revealed the world’s largest nitrogen dioxide air pollution hot spots across six continents.
SA's 20 new and expanded Marine Protected Areas will bring the total protection of our oceans up to 5% (from 0.4%), in a massive win for marine conservation in African waters.
“Clean coal” is promoted as the lifeline that will allow governments to continue to depend on coal for energy generation. But there is no such thing as “clean coal”.
Many consumers are under the impression that biodegradable bags are the best option to prevent pollution. But this is only if they are disposed of correctly.
One of South Africa’s most famous landmarks, Robben Island, was freed from some of its waste burden as more than 100 volunteers embarked on the island’s biggest ever waste collection drive.
Despite its magnificence and cultural diversity, South Africa is unfortunately plagued with two challenges which are unemployment and poor waste management.
The One Small Spoon campaign echoes the theme of this year’s 2018 World Food Day, ‘Our actions are our future.’ If we come together we can solve seemingly intractable problems such as hunger.
As a result of urbanisation and insufficient food availability, it is feared that the Black Eagles of Roodekrans might vacate the Walter Sisulu National Botanical Gardens in search of more fertile breeding grounds.
South Africa does not have a law banning plastic bags. However, to reduce littering and discourage customers from buying them, the plastic bag levy was increased in April by 50 percent to 12 cents per bag.
Young people around the world are encouraged to think about the challenges facing the world’s cities and to draw upon their imagination and innovative ideas to create real, practical solutions that global cities can implement.
Limiting global warming to 1.5°C would require rapid, far-reaching and unprecedented changes in all aspects of society, the IPCC said in a new assessment.
Four days before the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change puts forward its special report on 1.5°C, NGOs have released a new list of the world’s top 120 coal plant developers.
WWF has welcomed the Cape High Court’s historic ruling on West Coast rock lobster, after many attempts to engage with the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries.
A growing global alliance of individuals, organizations, businesses and policymakers are working toward a world free of plastic pollution and its toxic impacts on humans, animals, oceans and the environment.
The gym brand will be driving awareness on an operational level at 143 clubs, where each one will receive ratings in the categories of carbon, water, waste and ecology.
