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Mail & Guardian opens nominations for the 2025 Greening the Future Awards
Nominations are open for M&G Greening the Future awards
The awards celebrate people, projects and organisations that champion environmental concerns
IN PICTURES | Greening The Future 2023
The Mail & Guardian Greening the Future awards, which was launched in 1998, is an annual celebration of individuals, companies, communities and NGOs busy working on making the…
Nominations for the M&G Greening the Future awards are now open
The awards will coincide with COP28
Young environmentalist of the year: Youth are the future of African nature
Hard work and passion paid off for Rifumo Mathebula, an environmental educator, filmmaker and photojournalist
Nominate people for the M&G’s Greening the Future awards
The awards are in recognition of people who are doing their part to ensure a sustainable future
What is COP and why is COP26 so important?
This year’s UN climate conference will be the first in-person meeting since COP25 in 2019, when developing countries walked away, outraged by the poor outcome
Introducing Greening the Future 2020
We highlight the work of those accelerating sustainable living in SA – at a vital moment for the environment
Tyre industry gets to grips with recycling
Court puts a spoke in producers’ wheel by agreeing that they are responsible for their products’ waste.
Race on to secure life after Kyoto
Concerned countries want a new phase of the protocol to kick in immediately after it expires, writes Fiona Macleod.
Water watch increasingly urgent
In national Water Month, Sipho Kings McDermott looks at the challenges to South Africa’s water resources and taps into a few possible solutions.
Environmental evangelist
Jane Goodall, who began her seminal work on the chimpanzees of Africa 50 years ago, is now touring the world with another important message.
Kenyan project shows the way
Carbon credits are a new asset class in the global green economy, writes Yolandi Groenewald.
World-class mess?
Cup’s carbon footprint could take years to mop up, reports Faranaaz Parker.
Working for a better world
The 2010 judges’ panel