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Climate Change

Climate change disasters have a psychological toll that is ignored
Opinion
/ 29 April 2024

Climate change disasters have a psychological toll that is ignored

As climate change disasters start to pile up across Southern Africa, the role of social workers in disaster management becomes more critical

By Tsogololathu Itaye
Global South unity is key in climate debate
Opinion
/ 12 April 2024

Global South unity is key in climate debate

Very few would argue against the fact that African women are likely to take the brunt of the continent’s reversal of fortunes on the carbon front

By Editorial
Activists say draft electricity plan will deepen energy poverty
National
/ 7 April 2024

Activists say draft electricity plan will deepen energy poverty

The IRP2023 ‘lacks climate commitment’ in the face of the global environmental emergency

By Sheree Bega
Minister Kubayi calls for climate-resilient building practices
The Green Guardian
/ 5 April 2024

Minister Kubayi calls for climate-resilient building practices

Public and private partnerships need to be embraced to ensure that the building and housing sector deals with the challenges of climate change

By Mandisa Nyathi
Climate crisis: Huge blow to cocoa producers
Partner Content
/ 3 April 2024

Climate crisis: Huge blow to cocoa producers

Chocolate prices set to soar as climate change affects Nestlé’s production

By Mandisa Nyathi
Polluters could pay for deadly KZN flooding
The Green Guardian
/ 2 April 2024

Polluters could pay for deadly KZN flooding

South African law might be used to hold major carbon polluters to account for their role in damaging climate events

By Sheree Bega
Climate change threatens livelihoods in South Africa
The Green Guardian
/ 20 March 2024

Climate change threatens livelihoods in South Africa

A new report predicts that the effect of climate change will cause a 4% drop in visitors Kruger National Park by 2050

By Mandisa Nyathi
Some 32 000 people could die if SA doesn’t switch to greener power sooner
The Green Guardian
/ 20 March 2024

Some 32 000 people could die if SA doesn’t switch to greener power sooner

People who live close to coal-fired power plants continue to fall ill from breathing in dirty air

By Zano Kunene
NATO chief says climate change undermines global security
The Green Guardian
/ 18 March 2024

NATO chief says climate change undermines global security

Climate change is a ‘crisis multiplier’ with implications for global security, according to Jens Stoltenberg

By Afp
Déjà vu for the next UN climate change conference
Opinion
/ 17 March 2024

Déjà vu for the next UN climate change conference

An oilman and a fossil fuel nation as the host, plus a regressive organising team. Sound familiar?

By Ozayr Patel
HEINEKEN steps up sustainability drive, moving to 65% returnable glass for beer portfolio in 2024
Partner Content
/ 8 March 2024

HEINEKEN steps up sustainability drive, moving to 65% returnable glass for beer portfolio in 2024

Along with the Star Bottle, the company will be opening Green Zones across the country

By HEINEKEN
Europe’s claimed lead in the renewable energy transition offers Africa little to follow
Opinion
/ 28 February 2024

Europe’s claimed lead in the renewable energy transition offers Africa little to follow

The loans, which hike up debt, the paltry loss and damage pledges, companies investing in oil and gas and the rise of the far right all show that the EU and US climate action is a mirage

By Jeff Rudin
Cape Town transport infrastructure at high risk of flooding, fires
National
/ 23 February 2024

Cape Town transport infrastructure at high risk of flooding, fires

With severe weather events brought on by climate change, new analysis shows that 80% of Capetonians live in high risk area

By Sheree Bega
Europe records drop in fossil fuels. Africa should do so too
Opinion
/ 18 February 2024

Europe records drop in fossil fuels. Africa should do so too

The continent needs support in the form of training, technology and investment to make the transition

By Ozayr Patel
The End of Eden: A new book explores the effects of climate change on wild species
Opinion
/ 15 February 2024

The End of Eden: A new book explores the effects of climate change on wild species

The climate breakdown, what it means for wildlife and the decline species are facing

By John Yeld
Embed inclusivity to address problems affecting African economies
Opinion
/ 13 February 2024

Embed inclusivity to address problems affecting African economies

Geopolitical concerns, climate shocks, high living costs and interest rates, tight global financial conditions and soft commodity prices weigh on the region’s growth outlook

By Deon Raju
LIVE: The consequences of climate change
The Green Guardian
/ 1 February 2024

LIVE: The consequences of climate change

Standard Bank Insurance and the Mail & Guardian invite you to a thought-leadership dialogue at 10am on Thursday, 01 February, facilitated by SAfm’s Cathy Mohlahlana, where we will unpack the impact of severe weather patterns on the insurance industry

By Staff Reporter
Climate crisis severely affecting survival of migratory species
Article
/ 17 January 2024

Climate crisis severely affecting survival of migratory species

Climate change is already having ‘catastrophic impacts’ on many species and their ability to provide ecosystem services to humanity

By Sheree Bega
Health cost of climate change will climb to $12.5 trillion by 2050
Business
/ 16 January 2024

Health cost of climate change will climb to $12.5 trillion by 2050

A new report from the World Economic Forum shows that Africa is most vulnerable to health-related losses

By Sarah Smit
UN report spells out dim economic outlook for South Africa
National
/ 14 January 2024

UN report spells out dim economic outlook for South Africa

The United Nations World Economic Situation report said the country’s economy would grow by only 0.5%

By Mandisa Nyathi
UK unveils plans for ‘biggest nuclear power expansion in 70 years’
The Green Guardian
/ 12 January 2024

UK unveils plans for ‘biggest nuclear power expansion in 70 years’

The government says it is committed to the 2050 net zero target but announced last summer it will issue ‘hundreds’ of new oil and gas licences in the North Sea

By Afp
Warming world nears critical 1.5C limit in 2023: monitor
The Green Guardian
/ 9 January 2024

Warming world nears critical 1.5C limit in 2023: monitor

Nearly half the year exceeded the 1.5C limit, beyond which climate impacts are more likely to become self-reinforcing and catastrophic, according to scientists

By Rochelle Gluzman
Maasai activist turns juicy inspiration into climate action
The Green Guardian
/ 8 January 2024

Maasai activist turns juicy inspiration into climate action

Edith Santiyian started a foundation dedicated to reforestation using fruit trees

By Seth Onyango
SA’s blue economy must shift to a just direction
Opinion
/ 21 December 2023

SA’s blue economy must shift to a just direction

The extractive and top-down approach of Operation Phakisa ignores harmful environmental and social impacts

By Anna Katreňáková
Taken by storm: Why climate change makes transactional sex more common
Health
/ 18 December 2023

Taken by storm: Why climate change makes transactional sex more common

Because it involves one partner who provides the other with a reward in exchange for sex, it’s not an equal power relationship

By Lillian Roberts and Linda Pretorius
Localise the just energy transition for Africans
Opinion
/ 15 December 2023

Localise the just energy transition for Africans

We should prioritise adopting practical and binding measures that reflect the realities and perceptions of people living on the continent

By Busisipho Siyobi and Mmabatho Mongae
UK and South Africa must drive international progress on shared priorities for the global good
Opinion
/ 15 December 2023

UK and South Africa must drive international progress on shared priorities for the global good

With global challenges increasing, a focus on development is needed now more than ever, says the British high commissioner to South Africa, Antony Phillipson

By Antony Phillipson
Teeny steps taken at COP28 to move away from fossil fuel
The Green Guardian
/ 14 December 2023

Teeny steps taken at COP28 to move away from fossil fuel

From a promising start to a timid end, this year’s Conference of the Parties hasn’t delivered enough

By Ozayr Patel
Editorial: COP28 a compromise we’ll pay for
Editorial
/ 14 December 2023

Editorial: COP28 a compromise we’ll pay for

Why do fossil fuels have a voice and space at the Conference of the Parties in Dubai?

By Editorial
People power needed to boot the fox out of the henhouse
Opinion
/ 8 December 2023

People power needed to boot the fox out of the henhouse

The influence of proponents of fossil fuels at the COP28 climate conference represents a dangerous conflict of interests

By Alex Lenferna
Heatwaves: ‘This is just the beginning’
The Green Guardian
/ 5 December 2023

Heatwaves: ‘This is just the beginning’

The lengthy period of very high temperatures in November broke monthly records

By Sheree Bega
COP28 launches loss and damage fund
The Green Guardian
/ 1 December 2023

COP28 launches loss and damage fund

Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, Japan and the UAE, plus the European Union, have committed $420 million to the fund, with contributions from other countries expected

By Mandisa Nyathi
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