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This Earth Day, Cutting Electricity Costs Is the Real Climate Action South Africans Need

In the face of political and economic turbulence, smarter water heating offers a clear win for households and the planet.

South Africa’s Creative Industry Can Be A ‘Change Agent’ For A Climate Safe Future

“I dream of our vast deserts, of our forests, of all our great wildernesses. We must never forget that it is our duty to protect this environment.” – Nelson Mandela

The Invisible Impact: Climate Change And Women

The time has come to mainstream gender perspectives into climate change strategies, writes Bongiwe Ndondo, executive director of Hlanganisa Community Fund for Social and Gender Justice.

LTM Energy Wins The Global Sustainability Leadership Awards

LTM’s 10th-anniversary celebration continues with the winning of another international award, the Global Sustainability Leadership Awards.

What Does COP26 Mean For SA?

The 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference opens the door to address Eskom’s problems, suggests James Francis. 

Using Mine Closure To Combat Climate Change

By Herman Gildenhuys, environmental consultant at Ukwazi Mining.

Tackling Sustainability And Food Security

Sustainability and food security are a major focus for South Africa’s food producers, writes Trevor Crighton.

Carbon Tax Deadline Looms

The first round of submissions for scope 1 emitters is due at the end of October.

Preparing For The Future

Agriculturists must take the lead in the fight against climate change, writes Glenneis Kriel.

Investing In Landscapes: Who Will Pay?

Protecting biodiversity is not cheap. Money has to come from somewhere says Samantha Barnes.

South African Students Say Climate Change Is The Biggest Issue Facing The World Today

According to new research by Cambridge International, young people in South Africa say climate change is the single biggest issue affecting the world today and almost all believe they should be learning about it in school.

Firmly Planted

Anna Trapido savours South Africa’s deliciously diverse, plant-based culinary culture.

Climate Change

Humbling lessons from Australia.

Africa Food Safety Workshop 2020

In 2020, NMISA will be hosting the Africa Food Safety Workshop in collaboration with the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organisation IAEA Africa Food Safety Network.

Resilience Needed To Fight The Effects Of Climate Change

The only way for modern cities to effectively handle climate change is through programmes to build resilience. Rodney Weidemann reports.

Minerals Council Supports Just Transition To A Cleaner Energy Mix

Calls on government to urgently address self-generated power issue.

A Triumphal Story Of Resilience In The Face Of A Changing Climate

While Trump and his Republican pals still try to throw shade at the Climate Change reality we all face, we are no doubt, in Africa, that we are already living through it’s realities, and are seeing the signs that it’s going to get a lot worse.

A First Glimpse Into The Investing In Africa Mining Indaba 2020 Programme

Optimising growth and investment in the digitised mining economy.

SA’s Mining Industry Returns To Profitability

…But remains in transition – PwC.

The Mine Water Co-ordinating Group Show That There Is Life After Coal Mining

According to the Minerals Council of South Africa, coal has “reserves sufficient to satisfy its needs for more than a century.”