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Antarctic exploratory drilling halted
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Staff Reporter
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30 Dec 2012
An ambitious British plan to search for minute forms of life in an ancient lake beneath Antarctica's ice has been suspended due to technical problems.
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Deadliest year yet for Africa’s rhinos and elephants
Article
Jon Herskovitz
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27 Dec 2012
Africa's rhinos and elephants have been poached in near record numbers in 2012, with surging demand for horn and ivory driving the slaughter.
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There goes the neighbourhood…and here comes nuclear
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Staff Reporter
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21 Dec 2012
What happens when government plans to build a nuclear plant in your hometown? Lionel Faull went to the Eastern Cape to find out.
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The closing of Tygerberg Zoo
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Sean Otoole 1
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21 Dec 2012
Tygerberg Zoo, in the Western Cape, became the latest casualty in the changing nature of conservation, writes Sean O'Toole.
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Norway plans to put brakes on deforestation
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Reuters
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20 Dec 2012
Norway has announced plans to step up its efforts as part of "first aid" to slow climate change.
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SPCA to investigate military horses in ‘bad condition’
Article
Sapa
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19 Dec 2012
The SPCA has obtained a North Gauteng High Court order to allow it to investigate the wellbeing of horses owned by 12 SA Infantry Battalion.
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Major General joins fight against rhino poaching
Article
Sapa
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12 Dec 2012
A retired army officer has been roped in to help fight rhino poaching.
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South Africa signs rhino deal with Vietnam
Article
Sipho Kings
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10 Dec 2012
Local rhinos have been thrown a lifeline with a memorandum of understanding signed between Vietnam and South Africa.
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COP 18 talks go into extra time
Article
Sapa Afp
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8 Dec 2012
The UN climate talks in Doha have yet to produce a deal the day after their scheduled close, with negotiators locked in a stand-off about funding.
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What does it mean to be sustainable in a climate-changed world?
Article
Staff Reporter
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7 Dec 2012
Adaptation is woefully lacking among South African businesses as the scale of climate change impact grows, writes Dr Alec Joubert.
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Two degrees spell drought and death
Article
Sipho Kings
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7 Dec 2012
With reports saying the world's temperature could rise by 2C, what does this mean for South Africa?
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COP 18 running out of time but left with many issues to resolve
Article
Sipho Kings
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6 Dec 2012
COP 18 started with minimal expectations, but after 11 days of negotiations, the big issues are still to be resolved
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Experts alarmed by dramatic increase in elephant killings
Article
Sipho Kings
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5 Dec 2012
While South Africa is battling rhino poaching, it seems to be escaping the continental elephant purge. But not for long, writes Sipho Kings.
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Lion population under threat in Africa
Article
Jon Gambrell
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4 Dec 2012
The lions that roam Africa have lost as much as 75% of their habitat as their population dwindles and humans overtake their land.
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Specialised aircraft joins fight to save SA’s rhinos
Article
Kenichi Serino
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4 Dec 2012
A new, state-of-the-art surveillance aircraft represents a vital alliance between the public and private sector in the fight against rhino poaching.
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Grim prospect of living in a world that’s 4C warmer
Article
Sipho Kings
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3 Dec 2012
The World Bank has offered a sobering look at a world where temperatures are allowed to increase past the 4 degrees Celsius mark.
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Experts call for innovation as water crisis looms
Article
Sipho Kings
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3 Dec 2012
Gauteng will face serious water problems by 2015 if innovative measures are not implemented to conserve water and bring more into the province.
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Table Mountain named new wonder of nature
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Sapa
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2 Dec 2012
Table Mountain has been inaugurated as one of the new seven wonders of nature at a ceremony held at the foot of the mountain.
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