Environment

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Guardian Reporter - 10 Sep 2012

With less than 10% of the Caribbean's reefs showing live coral cover, one of the world's most important ecosystems is in danger of utter devastation.

Sipho Kings - 7 Sep 2012

Global climate talks are edging closer to finalising mechanisms that will steer funding to developing countries to grow low-carbon economies.

Nam You-Sun - 6 Sep 2012

The world's largest conservation forum has opened in South Korea with warnings that reckless development was ruining the planet's natural health.

Sapa - 5 Sep 2012

Poachers in Zimbabwe have poisoned 183 vultures in a single event, in an attempt to prevent authorities from being alerted to their own whereabouts.

Sipho Kings - 4 Sep 2012

With food prices already soaring around the world, the future looks bleak for SA, too, as the price of staple foods could more than double by 2030.

Sapa - 3 Sep 2012

Fifteen penguins have been captured on Robben Island and treated after being covered with oil following a spill on the Cape Town coastline.

Sapa - 28 Aug 2012

A runaway hippo wallowing in a Cape Town lake will soon be sent away to a game reserve - if he can be captured safely, a tricky business at best.

Staff Reporter - 15 Aug 2012

Economists have warned that carbon pricing will damage South Africa's economic growth and global competitiveness.

Fiona Macleod - 10 Aug 2012

The birth control vaccine for elephants has been shown to be 95% effective and is far more preferable to culling, researchers say.

Staff Reporter - 9 Aug 2012

A big expansion of Antarctica's ice almost a million years ago may help scientists predict modern climate change, a study has shown.

Yolandi Groenewald - 4 Jun 2009

In environmentally sensitive areas politically connected companies seek to cash in on the country's coal resources, writes Yolandi Groenewald.

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