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Climate crisis: Look to circular economies
Opinion
/ 24 May 2025

Climate crisis: Look to circular economies

Producing cement, plastic, steel, aluminium and food causes greenhouse gases, but a circular economy can reduce emissions

By Helen Grange
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
The West is using COP27 to shift blame – private greed prevails over humanity’s survival
Opinion
/ 18 November 2022

The West is using COP27 to shift blame – private greed prevails over humanity’s survival

Rich nations have devised a system to hide the facts and put the blame for global warming on poorer nations

By Prabir Purkayastha
Government, Eskom taken to court over Richards Bay gas power plan
National
/ 16 March 2022

Government, Eskom taken to court over Richards Bay gas power plan

The landmark case marks the first against environmental authorisation for gas power plant in South Africa

By Sheree Bega
Satellites launched to determine source of methane, carbon dioxide emissions
The Green Guardian
/ 29 August 2021

Satellites launched to determine source of methane, carbon dioxide emissions

A project by Carbon Matter will map the concentration of methane and carbon dioxide worldwide. This will help to detect leaks so they can be repaired

By Tunicia Phillips
‘Government must take its foot off the new gas Bill’
Business
/ 20 August 2021

‘Government must take its foot off the new gas Bill’

Environmental organisations want the government to factor the climate change crisis into the proposed legislation

By Sheree Bega
Eskom’s Richards Bay gas-to-power plant ‘regressive’ for action on climate change, say activists
The Green Guardian
/ 13 May 2021

Eskom’s Richards Bay gas-to-power plant ‘regressive’ for action on climate change, say activists

Two environmental organisations have challenged the environment department’s rejection of the appeal against the project

By Sheree Bega
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
Powerships ‘a climate threat’
The Green Guardian
/ 8 April 2021

Powerships ‘a climate threat’

The decision to use Turkey’s floating power plants locks the country into fossil fuels for 20 years

By Sheree Bega
Benefits of red meat ignored in shift towards plant-based diets
The Green Guardian
/ 17 October 2020

Benefits of red meat ignored in shift towards plant-based diets

The World Wide Fund for Nature says change needs to happen to halt the negative effects of livestock production on biodiversity and climate

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

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