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How birds adapt to rising heat is an early warning on climate change effects
M&G PREMIUM
sheree bega
27 Jun 2022
Birds living in hot, humid climates have evolved to handle larger spikes in body temperature
Why a just energy transition requires seismic surveying
peter courtney
24 Jun 2022
Eskom: Mpumalanga a renewable energy hub
M&G PREIMIUM
sheree bega
23 Jun 2022
Nelson Mandela Bay metro ‘failed to act on water crisis’
M&G PREMIUM
sheree bega
22 Jun 2022
Soaring cost of living overshadows climate change talks
M&G PREMIUM
tunicia phillips
21 Jun 2022
Tiny tree borer beetle could dig up billions in economic damage
Sheree Bega
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30 May 2022
The invasive bug could unleash R275-billion in economic damage in next decade and urban areas stand to lose 65 million trees
Acid mine water continues to rise underground on the East Rand
Sheree Bega
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27 May 2022
Levels at a treatment plant in Springs have now breached a critical environmental threshold
Criminal probe into Thungela Resources for ‘catastrophic’ acid mine water spill
Sheree Bega
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23 May 2022
It will be a test case in South Africa for river pollution, rehabilitation and holding polluters accountable
Zikalala finally releases first part of long-delayed rhino task team report
Simon Bloch
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19 May 2022
The report was commissioned in 2016 by KwaZulu-Natal’s former premier, Willies Mchunu, after a surge in rhino poaching
Climate change bill: ‘One of the most important draft laws to cross the desks of SA’s lawmakers’
Sheree Bega
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19 May 2022
Bill moves towards the all-of-government approach required to mount effective climate response, but there are concerns that it is ‘toothless’
How sugar, tobacco or waste gases could power your next flight
Sheree Bega
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15 May 2022
South Africa has the immediate technical potential to produce 3.2 billion litres of alternative aviation fuels annually
Searing Canadian heatwave unprecedented but five more extreme events went under the radar
Sheree Bega
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13 May 2022
Heatwaves need to be assessed in terms of local temperature variability because ‘a smaller absolute extreme may have more harmful effects’
Nelson Mandela Bay is on the brink of Day Zero and faces humanitarian disaster
Sheree Bega
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11 May 2022
Just a few weeks left until taps run dry in large parts of the metropolitan
How laws can be bolstered to stop the human rights box-ticking of big corporates
Eunice Stoltz
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10 May 2022
There’s always a risk of due diligence becoming a mere box-ticking exercise for big firms, panel discussion hears
Government presses urgency on climate change
Sheree Bega
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10 May 2022
Catastrophic KZN floods show how the impacts of climate change are being felt in South Africa
Report: Breach of Lake St Lucia estuary did not contravene recommendations
Sheree Bega
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4 May 2022
The independent panel noted that no significant harm occurred and has recommended that breaching can continue in exceptional circumstances
Kommetjie’s giant squid evokes mysteries of the deep
Kimberley Schoeman
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4 May 2022
The second giant squid to wash up on Western Cape beaches in two years was cut into chunks before it could be removed for observation.
Baby turtles on SA’s shores carry ‘messages’ of how polluted the sea is
Sheree Bega
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3 May 2022
The rescued turtles are excreting plastic, an indication that the ocean itself is sick
High court suspends environment department’s trophy hunting quota for black rhinos, leopards and elephants
Sheree Bega
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1 May 2022
Interim interdict ‘spares death’ of 170 animals at the hands of hunters, judge says
Halfmens: Four succulent poachers jailed for seven years in Northern Cape
Sheree Bega
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1 May 2022
‘Worst case in history of Richtersveld National Park’ SANParks said of the incident, which involved the attempted poaching of 14 endangered Halfmens succulents
Deep concern over rising underground tide of toxic acidic mine water on East Rand
Sheree Bega
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29 Apr 2022
Broken abstraction pumps at the Eastern basin treatment plant mean that water supply may become contaminated, posing a serious threat
Whale makes unprecedented 10 000km journey from SA to Argentina
Sheree Bega
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27 Apr 2022
Scientists believe she travelled that far to find good food sources, which is a ‘worrying trend’
Rhinos to return to Mozambique’s ‘silent park’
Sheree Bega
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27 Apr 2022
More than 40 critically endangered black rhino and near-threatened white rhino will be reintroduced to the Zinave National Park
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