Cape Environment August & November 2011
August 2011 November 2011
August 2011 November 2011
Fairtrade Label South Africa (FLSA) celebrates our very first Fairtrade Week in South Africa this week, a campaign aimed at raising awareness about Fairtrade among the local public.
There are several climate change meetings where world leaders and groups gather to discuss global warming, CO2 emission reduction targets, climate change funding mechanisms and more throughout the year.
Written by: Adrienne BrookbanksBeing a sports enthusiast doesn’t necessarily make you a polluter – but a range of plastics and chemicals in sports equipment does have an impact on the environment. Besides the number of sports equipment that ends up on landfills, there’s also the issue of ethical sou
H&M has unveiled its latest Conscious Fall 2011 campaign featuring top models Caroline Brasch Nielsen and Frida Gustavsson. This special collection, which is part of the Swedish retailer´s actions for a more sustainable fashion future, includes an alluring display of ladylike pieces made in orga
Last week I was privileged to be invited to the annual Mazda Sunset Serenade at the Letaba camp in The Kruger National Park. It was my first time time visiting the Kruger and I was super excited for the trip, especially because it was 35C plus everyday up there and if you´ve been anywhere near Cape