Global Warming to Cause Migration of People
byPeople are already being displaced due to changes in climate and this is set to get worse. By the year 2050, we can expect to have up to 150 million climate refugees.
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Bio-bean Powering Cities with Coffee Waste
byWhat if you look at coffee waste as a valuable resource? That’s what clean technology company Bio-bean is doing:
Cephalopods and Global Warming: Why They’re So Interesting
byWe regularly hear of the latest species that are in decline due to climate change, but some are actually making the most of global warming. Enter cephalopods. You’ll know them by species such as octopus or squid. Although we might think this it’s a good thing for them to thrive, a boost to these predator numbers is not all pretty.
How Climate Change Can Spread the Zika Virus
bySince its outbreak, the Zika virus has infected people in at least 43 countries or territories.
SA’s Big Five Green Retailers: Are They Committed To Renewable Energy?
byA recent report by Greenpeace shows that five of our largest green retailers are committing to 100% renewable energy. But there’s still quite a way to go before their goals are achieved.
The New Danger of Global Warming for Farmers
byBy now you’ve heard about how global warming has many negative effects on the land, such as by making crops suffer.
Earth Day 2016: Get Your Hands Dirty!
byThis year, the theme for Earth Day is Trees for the Earth. The aim: let’s get planting!
How to Deal with Rising Food Prices in South Africa
byFood prices have been increasing in South Africa and there are many reasons for it. But you’re not completely powerless – there are ways to decrease your next grocery shopping bill.
Could Ships Fight Global Warming?
byGlobal warming is heating up our oceans but the solution to fighting it could possibly be found in ships.
Cape Town is the First African City to Have Electric Buses
byOur beautiful city of Cape Town is going to be making its public transport system much more eco-friendly, thanks to the introduction of electric buses. This decision forms part of Cape Town’s Energy 2040 Strategy that is focused on energy efficiency and renewable energy when it comes to both electricity and transport.