Seli 1 wreck reduction operations to date have been confirmed as a resounding success; however the public are advised to keep a wide berth as further operations to ensure the safety of recreational users must still take place.

The Orange River is the country’s longest river and a lifeline for farmers, mining companies and communities. It is in a horrific state due to pollution and filth, said Capetonian adventurer Ray Chaplin after navigating the length of the river.

You have to see this cool new generation of portable solar powered buildings designed for Africa from modified shipping containers!

The Cape Province's results of the 28th International Coastal Clean Up show improved community involvement and a disturbing increase in micro-debris.

The City of Cape Town is hosting the third Waste-to-Art Market from 4 to 13 December 2013.

The International Coastal Cleanup in South Africa has achieved a great sense of maturity if we look at the monthly cleanups that has now become part of the norm on the coast.

“There is no Planet B. We are all a part of the global market and live on a planet with finite resources. We have the same aspirations and visions but will have to find a unique strategy when it comes to our waste management and recycling challenges.“

Civil society organisations have warned the nuclear industry to back off radioactive metal imports for smelting and its deregulated sale in South Africa, or face a legal battle.

Corporations play a leading role in implementing more sustainable practises in South Africa.

Last month was a momentous one for several NPOs and green companies at the 2013 Eco-Logic Awards.

Much effort was put into implementing a waste management plan for the Better Together Games, one of the most popular and well attended events on the Western Cape Government calendar.

South African recycling industry shows its support for upcoming colloquium with European counterparts.

When future archaeologists peel back the layers of our history, will they uncover the Landfill Era?

Over the past year there was a 9.3% increase in plastic recycling in our country.

The City of Cape Town issued fines totalling R105 700 in a multi-agency, city-wide operation targeting dumping, environmental crime and other by-law contraventions.

You’ve got to reduce, reuse and recycle every day. That is the message that was chanted passionately by the Silverton Primary School learners as they received the Aerosol Recycling Initiative (ARI) Gold Can Award at their school in Pretoria.

An exciting line-up of speakers and topics will be presented at next month's plastic recycling colloquium, to be held in Cape Town.

Almost a ton of waste was picked up on Friday, 20 September 2013 during the Moroka North community clean-up in Soweto, which formed part of Recycling Day.

South Africans once again showed their commitment to the environment this past weekend by participating in the 28th International Coastal Clean-up that took place at beaches around the country.

The winners of this year’s Best Recycled Product of the Year Award were announced at a gala dinner in Pretoria recently.