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Sheree Bega
Shell’s Wild Coast exploration draws mounting public ire
Environment
Sheree Bega
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26 Nov 2021
Shell SA chair surprised by the scale of opposition to its planned 3D seismic survey
‘Nature not designed for seismic blasting’ – marine expert
Environment
Sheree Bega
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25 Nov 2021
Shell has appointed Shearwater GeoServices to conduct a three-dimensional offshore seismic survey from Morgan Bay to Port St Johns
It’s official: Limpopo boasts Africa’s tallest tree and the world’s tallest planted tree
Environment
Sheree Bega
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22 Nov 2021
The tree is in a stand of exotic Eucalyptus saligna in the Magoebaskloof State Forest, which dates back to 1906
South African rowing in peril as Roodeplaat dam gets choked by plant colonies
Environment
Sheree Bega
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20 Nov 2021
Poorly treated wastewater in Tshwane is to blame for the water hyacinth and cyanobacteria colonies
Gauteng residents sign up to save succulents
Environment
Sheree Bega
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20 Nov 2021
About 200 000 mostly dwarf succulents confiscated from poachers have to be cared for while police continue their investigations
China won’t fund coal power for Musina-Makhado Special Economic Zone, ambassador confirms
Environment
Sheree Bega
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18 Nov 2021
China will keeps its promise about not funding coal abroad, Chen Xiadong tells Fossil Free South Africa
EU ships banned bee-killing pesticides to South Africa and other countries
Environment
Sheree Bega
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18 Nov 2021
Neonicotinoid, manufactured by Syngenta and Beyer, is banned in the European Union because it kills pollinators and causes other environmental harms
Climate crisis a threat to Africa’s cattle
Environment
Sheree Bega
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15 Nov 2021
Cattle in sub-Saharan Africa account for only a small fraction of greenhouse gas emissions, and the harms are outweighed by the good
Mothers: ‘Stop funding fossil fuels’
Environment
Sheree Bega
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14 Nov 2021
Millions of parents tell world leaders that children are poisoned by toxic pollution with every breath they take
Quiver trees must get on the move to escape human-caused climate change
Environment
Sheree Bega
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13 Nov 2021
Trees are most vulnerable to human-caused climate change because they can’t migrate fast enough to survive
Shell’s seismic survey on the Wild Coast will be destructive, scientist says
Environment
Sheree Bega
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12 Nov 2021
But the oil and gas giant says it follows international best practice
Satellite tags on whales to give reason for their decline
Environment
Sheree Bega
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7 Nov 2021
The project will help scientists understand changes in the southern right whales’ migration and feeding patterns
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