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Climate Change

Report: Schools unprepared for climate crisis
Education
/ 22 June 2024

Report: Schools unprepared for climate crisis

Learners have been adversely affected by damage to schools
from extreme weather events such as floods

By Umamah Bakharia
Bonn climate conference leaves much to be desired
Opinion
/ 19 June 2024

Bonn climate conference leaves much to be desired

It was business as usual at the talks: protests, visa troubles and little commitment to climate finance

By Ozayr Patel
World’s oldest termite mounds discovered in SA are key to climate change and carbon storage studies
The Green Guardian
/ 18 June 2024

World’s oldest termite mounds discovered in SA are key to climate change and carbon storage studies

There is growing evidence that termites have a substantial but still poorly understood role in the carbon cycle

By Michele Francis
Alexandra Water Warriors are reviving Joburg’s Jukskei River
The Green Guardian
/ 17 June 2024

Alexandra Water Warriors are reviving Joburg’s Jukskei River

The project will remove alien invasive species and restore riverbanks in the catchment area

By Sheree Bega
Production starts at Senegal’s first offshore oil field
Africa
/ 15 June 2024

Production starts at Senegal’s first offshore oil field

Artist impression of oil from the Sangomar field

By Laurent Lozano
Addressing poor sanitation in South African schools
Partner Content
/ 14 June 2024

Addressing poor sanitation in South African schools

Access to safe sanitation is not just a matter of comfort or convenience; it is a fundamental human right

By Welcome Mandla Lishivha
TVET colleges can help municipalities weather climate change
Opinion
/ 12 June 2024

TVET colleges can help municipalities weather climate change

There is an opportunity to re-imagine colleges that are responsive and relevant

By Helga Jansen Daugbjerg
Financial system coped with pre-election jitters, but risks remain
Business
/ 5 June 2024

Financial system coped with pre-election jitters, but risks remain

The Financial Stability Review highlights resilience, but warns of geopolitical risks and high government debt exposure

By Sarah Smit
TotalEnergies African legacy: 100 years of environmental destruction
The Green Guardian
/ 1 June 2024

TotalEnergies African legacy: 100 years of environmental destruction

Climate justice groups are leading the fight against those causing harm to our environment and climate

By Ozayr Patel
In the face of climate change, extreme heat is a human rights crisis
The Green Guardian
/ 30 May 2024

In the face of climate change, extreme heat is a human rights crisis

National and local governments should adopt and implement heat action plans to guide heatwave preparation and emergency response

By Sheree Bega
Rich nations met $100 billion climate finance goal two years late: OECD
The Green Guardian
/ 29 May 2024

Rich nations met $100 billion climate finance goal two years late: OECD

Donors have been accused of repackaging existing aid pledges as climate finance and making the money largely available as loans instead of unconditional grants

By Afp
Vote for a just energy plan with enduring solutions
Opinion
/ 29 May 2024

Vote for a just energy plan with enduring solutions

South Africa needs a leadership that comprehends the interconnectedness of our nation’s energy crisis and the climate emergency

By Boitumelo Masipa
Report: Climate change to reduce incomes, undermine food and water security, raise cost of living
The Green Guardian
/ 27 May 2024

Report: Climate change to reduce incomes, undermine food and water security, raise cost of living

Limiting greenhouse gas emissions and building resilience can improve the everyday lives and experiences of South Africans

By Sheree Bega
Standard Bank’s R2 billion loan injection helps SA’s small businesses beat load-shedding and build solid futures
Partner Content
/ 27 May 2024

Standard Bank’s R2 billion loan injection helps SA’s small businesses beat load-shedding and build solid futures

By helping SMEs finance their generators and solar power, they remain sustainable and productive

By Standard Bank
The silent threat: Degrading veld endangers global food and ecosystems
The Green Guardian
/ 23 May 2024

The silent threat: Degrading veld endangers global food and ecosystems

South Africa’s rangeland, vital for livelihoods and ecosystems, faces severe deterioration from climate change and overuse

By Sheree Bega
Creating food security through training, technology and the establishment of Buy-Back Centres for recycling waste
Partner Content
/ 17 May 2024

Creating food security through training, technology and the establishment of Buy-Back Centres for recycling waste

Initiatives by the Gauteng Department of Social Development, Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment

By Thabo Mohlala
Electric transport ‘promising’ in Africa, says new report
The Green Guardian
/ 14 May 2024

Electric transport ‘promising’ in Africa, says new report

The continent could emerge as a leader in decarbonising its transport sector

By Sheree Bega
Elections 2024: Consider the climate when making your cross
Opinion
/ 14 May 2024

Elections 2024: Consider the climate when making your cross

Climate change needs to be front and centre of party manifestos

By Philip Kruger
Dams burst, bridges washed-away and lives lost in Kenya floods
Africa
/ 9 May 2024

Dams burst, bridges washed-away and lives lost in Kenya floods

The worst floods in 30 years took the country by surprise

By Lydia Namubiru, The Continent
Tiny ants are big indicators of climate change
The Green Guardian
/ 7 May 2024

Tiny ants are big indicators of climate change

How climate change affects ant populations and the wider effects this will have on the ecosystem is not well understood

By Sheree Bega
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 Makgakga
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 Makgakga
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 Makgakga
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
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