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Kate Handley
Kate Handley is an environmental attorney and executive director of the Biodiversity Law Centre, a non-profit law clinic which seeks to use the law to reverse the catastrophic decline of biological diversity in Southern Africa
Fuelling controversy: Bunkering on the sidelines of Sona
The environment harm caused by transferring fuel from one vessel to another at sea – spills and noise – present enormous risks to biodiversity
SA’s progress towards international biodiversity targets provide a glimmer of hope
Creecy’s department presents roadmap on how to achieve 23 green targets set by the global ‘Paris Agreement for nature’ framework
Draft white paper on sustaining the country’s biodiversity is a bold step but lacks details
The paper recognises the intrinsic value of all ecological systems and inter-relatedness of people and nature — but lacks details on how it will be implemented