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Climate Crisis

Court case challenges SA’s approval of offshore drilling by TotalEnergies
The Green Guardian
/ 8 May 2025

Court case challenges SA’s approval of offshore drilling by TotalEnergies

Oil spill risks and climate concerns have sparked legal action against the government and the global energy company

By Sheree Bega
Genocide is a human rights and climate justice issue
Opinion
/ 25 April 2025

Genocide is a human rights and climate justice issue

The first two months of the Israel-Gaza war exceeded the individual annual carbon footprints of more than 20 of the world’s most climate-vulnerable nations.

By Charlotte Scott
How much does public transport save on carbon emissions? We worked it out at COP29
Columns
/ 27 November 2024

How much does public transport save on carbon emissions? We worked it out at COP29

Bhekisisa had a team of four reporters at the climate conference. On average, our journalists walked eight to nine kilometres a day

By Linda Pretorius and Mia Malan
Climate Change Act: Key preparations underway for implementation
The Green Guardian
/ 30 October 2024

Climate Change Act: Key preparations underway for implementation

However, the legislation is legally complicated, environment minister says

By Sheree Bega
African nations must push for homegrown solutions to the continent’s problems
Thought Leader
/ 17 October 2024

African nations must push for homegrown solutions to the continent’s problems

The financial resources for solutions must also be sourced from within the continent, allowing Africa to maintain control over its destiny

By Mpilo Cele
Courts temporarily halted Shell’s exploration but fracking in Karoo gets Mantashe’s nod
Opinion
/ 3 October 2024

Courts temporarily halted Shell’s exploration but fracking in Karoo gets Mantashe’s nod

The mineral and petroleum resources minister has commissioned a seismic survey for oil and gas in the Karoo Basin

By Sanele Khakhu
Amitav Ghosh: Writing the planetary crisis
Friday
/ 27 September 2024

Amitav Ghosh: Writing the planetary crisis

Indian author Amitav Ghosh speaks about his work and its relationship with climate change

By Alf Gunvald Nilsen
Why the UN Pact of the Future must address global crises head-on
Opinion
/ 20 September 2024

Why the UN Pact of the Future must address global crises head-on

Without addressing democratic backsliding, ongoing conflicts and the climate crisis, the pact risks becoming another set of unenforced promises

By Sibahle Zuma
Climate crisis, imperialism intertwined with Palestine genocide
Opinion
/ 17 September 2024

Climate crisis, imperialism intertwined with Palestine genocide

Like all wars, Israel’s genocidal attacks on Gaza with the backing of other imperialist countries and their industrial-military complex exacerbates the ecological and climate crisis

By Hamza Hamouchene
SA’s new law a propeller for the continent, say African climate specialists
The Green Guardian
/ 6 August 2024

SA’s new law a propeller for the continent, say African climate specialists

South Africa is also playing a leading role during negotiations for climate policies, and is using its position to advance conversations for the whole of Africa

By Aarti Bhana
Encounters with Palestine and the environment
Friday
/ 20 June 2024

Encounters with Palestine and the environment

These subjects take centre stage at a festival showcasing nearly
50 documentaries

By Charles Leonard
We need a different partnership to protect SA’s vulnerable environment
Opinion
/ 5 June 2024

We need a different partnership to protect SA’s vulnerable environment

Our new leaders representing various political parties, as well as those who voted them into power, must embrace the power of collaboration

By Anél du Plessis
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
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
Civil society’s ambition should be for a future-fit global pact
Opinion
/ 28 May 2024

Civil society’s ambition should be for a future-fit global pact

Civil society must raise ambition towards a pact for the future, fit for our future

By Sarah Jackson
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
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
‘Global boiling’: July on track to be hottest month on record
The Green Guardian
/ 28 July 2023

‘Global boiling’: July on track to be hottest month on record

Extreme weather has pounded three continents this month

By Sheree Bega
SA should prepare for hottest summer ever, climate experts warn
The Green Guardian
/ 28 July 2023

SA should prepare for hottest summer ever, climate experts warn

A study says extreme heat in North America, Europe and China in July were made more likely by human-driven climate change

By Sheree Bega
Heatwaves, ocean crisis: Climate change is here
Thought Leader
/ 27 July 2023

Heatwaves, ocean crisis: Climate change is here

If you still think climate change is a problem for the future, you had better think again

By Ozayr Patel
The president-designate of the climate change conference is an oil man
Thought Leader
/ 26 July 2023

The president-designate of the climate change conference is an oil man

The President is the CEO of a major global oil company

By Ozayr Patel
Wits co-leads initiative to mitigate effects of tropical cyclones
National
/ 20 July 2023

Wits co-leads initiative to mitigate effects of tropical cyclones

R110m pioneering project aims to boost resilience to tropical cyclones in Southern Africa and Madagascar

By Sheree Bega
Creecy ‘honoured’ by appointment to consult nations for the first stocktake on climate progress
The Green Guardian
/ 19 July 2023

Creecy ‘honoured’ by appointment to consult nations for the first stocktake on climate progress

South Africa’s environment minister and her Danish counterpart will review achievements of the Paris Agreement’s goals for COP28 in Dubai

By Sheree Bega
Phase out, don’t phase down fossil fuels as Sultan Al Jaber states, say his critics
The Green Guardian
/ 19 July 2023

Phase out, don’t phase down fossil fuels as Sultan Al Jaber states, say his critics

The COP28 president-designate said governments must be brutally honest about gaps in tackling climate change

By Sheree Bega
Rising sea temperatures push fish to Earth’s poles to stay cool
The Green Guardian
/ 5 June 2023

Rising sea temperatures push fish to Earth’s poles to stay cool

Marine species also often have a narrow liveable temperature range making even small differences in the water impossible to cope with

By Sheree Bega
Southern Africa ‘rapidly tracking towards climate disaster’
The Green Guardian
/ 22 May 2023

Southern Africa ‘rapidly tracking towards climate disaster’

Global temperatures set to break records during next five years, warns World Meteorological Organisation

By Sheree Bega
Cities are key to tackling climate change
The Green Guardian
/ 31 March 2023

Cities are key to tackling climate change

Populations, resources, power and consumption are centred in cities, and this affects rural areas

By Sheree Bega
The mining industry’s role in addressing the climate crisis and the just energy transition
Special Reports
/ 20 February 2023

The mining industry’s role in addressing the climate crisis and the just energy transition

Africa must capitalise on the shift to renewable energy, and process its minerals instead of just exporting them

By Special Reports
The biodiversity crisis is no less important than the climate crisis
Opinion
/ 7 December 2022

The biodiversity crisis is no less important than the climate crisis

Leaders meeting in Montreal for COP15 must deliberate in a spirit of co-operation for the sake of the planet’s future

By Juan Manuel Santos
We should be sceptical of climate loans
Opinion
/ 25 November 2022

We should be sceptical of climate loans

Government forges ahead with corporate-sponsored climate deals without relevant input

By Andile Zulu
‘Governments are still not putting water security at the centre of the climate crisis’
The Green Guardian
/ 6 September 2022

‘Governments are still not putting water security at the centre of the climate crisis’

The way water has been managed needs to change because policy decisions can no longer be based on historic rainfall patterns

By Sheree Bega
Gauteng premier sees ‘civilisational threat’ of climate change on the horizon
The Green Guardian
/ 7 June 2022

Gauteng premier sees ‘civilisational threat’ of climate change on the horizon

David Makhura has set up an expert advisory committee to provide independent and expert advice about climate change mitigation and adaptation for the Gauteng City-Region

By Sheree Bega
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