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Co2

Meat-eating South Africa, is it time to slow down?
Thought Leader
/ 19 June 2023

Meat-eating South Africa, is it time to slow down?

Meat consumption is relatively high in South Africa

By Ozayr Patel
Unpacking deforestation, forest loss and carbon sinks
The Green Guardian
/ 5 June 2023

Unpacking deforestation, forest loss and carbon sinks

What does deforestation look like in South Africa

By Gemma Gatticchi
How the black soldier fly converts organic waste into animal feed
The Green Guardian
/ 19 April 2023

How the black soldier fly converts organic waste into animal feed

When one thinks of flies, it’s about how annoying they are and how they spread germs. The black soldier fly, also known as Hermetia illucens, is a little more useful than the regular house fly.  But the black soldier fly can be beneficial both economically and environmentally because they are a good source of oil […]

By Lesego Chepape
Over-exploitation has degraded billions of hectares of land
The Green Guardian
/ 14 June 2021

Over-exploitation has degraded billions of hectares of land

The well-being of about 3.2-billion people, 40% of the world’s population, has been harmed

By Tunicia Phillips
Move to renewable energy must be people-centred, report says
The Green Guardian
/ 19 May 2021

Move to renewable energy must be people-centred, report says

New International Energy Agency report says policy changes will play pivotal role in reducing greenhouse emissions by 2050

By Chris Gilili
Carbon dioxide, methane levels surge despite Covid-19 lockdowns
The Green Guardian
/ 16 April 2021

Carbon dioxide, methane levels surge despite Covid-19 lockdowns

Carbon dioxide levels are now higher than at any time in past 3.6-million years

By Sheree Bega
Barbara Creecy: ‘You can make a difference if you want to’
The Green Guardian
/ 6 November 2020

Barbara Creecy: ‘You can make a difference if you want to’

The minister of environment, forestry and fisheries, likes to watch the British medical drama series Casualty, she tells Sheree Bega

By Sheree Bega
EU methane emissions policies will affect Africa’s energy transition
The Green Guardian
/ 9 August 2020

EU methane emissions policies will affect Africa’s energy transition

African hydrocarbons producers would do well to commit to existing venting and flaring regulations — because methane-specific policies are coming

By Joel Sam
Dieselgate sees recall of Mercedes vehicles
Article
/ 28 February 2020

Dieselgate sees recall of Mercedes vehicles

Daimler is accused of hiding that it used illegal software in diesel cars to cheat emissions tests

By Agency
Grass roots of Ice-Age extinctions
Article
/ 14 February 2020

Grass roots of Ice-Age extinctions

Mammoths and sabre-tooth cats once roamed the continent, but were our ancient ancestors responsible for their disappearance?

By Matthew Du Plessis

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