Green says go for entries
The Mail & Guardian encourages people to get their entry forms for the Greening the Future Awards.
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Mine water reclamation plant wins global recognition
Anglo American's eMalahleni water reclamation plant, was the only mining initiative to be endorsed by the United Nations at COP17.
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Cloud over carbon trading
Is the clean development mechanism working? Crispian Olver gives a view of a debate that is relevant in developed and developing countries
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Gauteng's blood flows orange
Whereas other countries in the world fight over water, many come to Southern Africa to learn how to share water equitably.
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Making a difference daily
The ABB Group is using innovative technology to promote efficient energy use, writes Chesney Bradshaw.
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Independent energy producers raring to go
Getting a licence to generate electricity can take as long as three years and several companies are competing for the opportunity.
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'Adapt or die' is new message
Climate change is a fact and needed now are ways to deal with it that can coexist with development.
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The second transition will be green
The government is committed to creating sound strategies for sustainable development progress, writes the minister of water and environmental affairs.
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The real state of the nation
South Africa's green profile is high on the conference circuit, but research reveals a dismal environmental performance.
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White is the new green in roofing
Energy efficiency and carbon management, sponsored by ABB -- Commendation: Vital Health Foods.
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