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The University of Pretoria has installed a solar water heating system, which – with a total 672m2 collector surface – is the biggest glazed installation in Southern Africa.

Published in Energy
Wednesday, 18 April 2012 16:19

Zimbabwe faces 1mn tonne maize deficit

Zimbabwe will suffer a one million tonne maize deficit due to drought, after nearly half of the national crop now coming up for harvest has failed, state media said Friday.

Published in Farming
Wednesday, 18 April 2012 14:12

Let's clean up the net

Microsoft, Amazon and Apple are dirtying your data. Let's ask their CEOs to clean-up and quit coal.

Published in Action

Lucas is an all-round creative, specialising in editing, graphic design and web design. Lucas oversees the creative direction and maintenance of our site, always looking for ways to improve functionality or aesthetic appeal. He is also a musician, performing regularly at private and corporate events with his eco-conscious acoustic cover band, River Belle and has toured the country with The Pretty Blue Guns.

Published in Team
Wednesday, 18 April 2012 13:42

Ruben Swart - Sub-editing & Web Admin

Ruben is a sub-editor and web administrator who has been with us since 2010. A passionate musician from Stellenbosch, he scours the internet for green news by day and plays drums and keyboards in various local bands by night.

Published in Team
Wednesday, 18 April 2012 12:25

Pilanesberg's new anti-poaching tech

Anti-poaching systems and initiatives already in place at the Pilanesberg National Park were furthered recently thanks to a donation of the latest communications technology.

Published in Species Protection
Wednesday, 18 April 2012 10:37

Guardians for the Future

The World Future Council is calling for Ombudspersons for Future Generations. These would be guardians appointed at global, national and local levels whose job would be to help safeguard environmental and social conditions by speaking up authoritatively for future generations in all areas of policy-making.

Published in Action
Tuesday, 17 April 2012 15:56

The Organic Grocer

The Organic Grocer is an online organic food box delivery scheme that supplies fresh organic produce, delivered from the farm to your home or work in the Western Cape. Environmental integrity is important to us and all our produce is sourced locally. Our goal is to make quality organic food affordable and convenient.

Published in Organic Food

Everyone these days is talking about Sustainable Living and Indigenous Plants. But what does Sustainability really mean? There are so many terms and confusing us seems to be the way to go.

Published in Gatherings
Tuesday, 17 April 2012 12:33

The Climate Express Newspaper

During COP17 2011, we contributed stories to the official Climate Express newspaper.

The Climate Express can be downloaded below:

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Published in Gatherings
Tuesday, 17 April 2012 12:48

After the tsunami: a swimmer's tale

For a tsunami survivor the water, you would think, might be terrifying. But Chihiro Kanno launches herself into the swimming pool with a determined dive.

Published in Vulnerable People
Tuesday, 17 April 2012 13:38

International Mother Earth Day

The proclamation of 22 April as International Mother Earth Day is an acknowledgement that the Earth and its ecosystems provide its inhabitants with life and sustenance.

Published in Action
Tuesday, 17 April 2012 11:33

New rhino laws gazetted

New norms and standards for marking rhino horn and trophy hunting will be implemented immediately, Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa said on Monday.

Published in Species Protection
Monday, 16 April 2012 15:41

Hoe boer mens koolstof-neutraal?

Hoe op aarde boer jy intensief sonder om koolstofdioksied te produseer?

Published in Farming
Monday, 16 April 2012 12:30

Wave of radiation headed for US

Scientists confirm that a wave of highly radioactive waste is headed directly for the US coast, while authorities continue to keep everyone in the dark and push for more nuclear energy.

Published in Energy
Friday, 13 April 2012 14:59

The key to winter veggies

Easter weekend it was time to plant winter seedlings. However, I first had to pull up the last of my beautiful tomato harvest. So I found myself with an abundance of tomatoes. I decided to preserve the whole lot, even the green ones.

Published in Home
Friday, 13 April 2012 12:52

Sustaining our earth beautifully

I have never been keen on beauty pageants. When I found out about the Miss Earth competition I was concerned that they were focusing on outer beauty instead of environmental passion and action. But I was wrong.

Published in Youth
Friday, 13 April 2012 12:11

Hemp: the possibilities are endless

You can't get high on hemp, but you can create clothing, housing, food, fuel, natural plastics and other locally useful and globally marketable consumer products out of it. And oh yeah, did we mention jobs, and lots of them. Hemp is already a multi $ billion a year industry and growing.

Published in Farming
Thursday, 12 April 2012 16:10

Recycling on the move

A big part of our modern deluge of problems is the fact that there simply is no space left for waste. That is what is so great about recycling, especially when it comes to a packaging option as cost-effective and environmentally friendly as PET plastic.

Published in Waste
Thursday, 12 April 2012 09:25

Vietnam challenged about horn trading

Government will start targeting foreigners who come to South Africa for rhino trophy hunting, Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa said on Wednesday.

Published in Species Protection
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