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Limiting greenhouse gas emissions and building resilience can improve the everyday lives and experiences of South Africans
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The dangerous effects of climate change are occurring faster and will worsen sooner than previously predicted, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Climate says in its new report
With funding we can turn an existential code red into a prosperous code green
Mount Kenya, Mount Kilimanjaro and the Rwenzori mountains are all retreating faster than the global mean
There’s still there hope that COP26 will deliver a powerful pact for action
The effects of global warming are negatively affecting mental well-being and will only accelerate in the future, according to a new report
But solutions can only be truly effective if funding and threat information reaches the local level