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The Green Times Climate change is the most widespread complex problem humanity has ever faced! There is no time to waste and we need to turn green talk into profound green action. This is the intention of the GREEN TIMES.The Green TimesClimate change is the most widespread complex problem humanity has ever faced! There is no time to waste and we need to turn green talk into profound green action. This is the intention of the GREEN TIMES. 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The 2020 festive period is preceded by months of global upheaval, extended moments of [Read More...]Eco-friendly charcoal production to boost SA’s water securityThe global outcry against the use of braai charcoal produced from rainforest trees, which leads to devastating forest degradation primarily in South American and African countries, is boosting the demand and [Read More...]Energy plan should include voices of small-scale fishersThis past Saturday (21 November) was World Fisheries Day – a day that highlights the critical importance of fish and the lives they sustain and issues of concern such as over-fishing and fishing rights. The Green [Read More...]South Africa s SO2 emissions drop in 2019, no thanks to governmentSouth Africa saw a sharp decrease in Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) emissions in 2019, bringing the country’s emissions to their lowest level on record, according to new research by Greenpeace India and the Centre for [Read More...]Mounting plastic waste risks livesThe use of plastic in the world is affecting and destroying our planet. 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This is the basis of the Deadly Air case, which will be heard by the [Read More...]The future of water in SA s agriculture sectorAs early as 2012 the World Economic Forum (WEF) warned that water security was one of the most significant risks to the planet and its people.Water concerns in one form or another have ranked among the top five [Read More...]Major climate impacts destroy another coal power plantMajor climate impacts and exorbitant costs have sounded the death knell for one of the last new proposed coal-fired power stations in South Africa: Thabametsi in water-scarce Limpopo.Last week, environmental [Read More...]International recognition for local manufacturing ecolabelEco-Choice Africa, a locally developed ecolabel for consumer products has become the first of its kind on the Continent to receive international recognition as an associate member of the Global Ecolabel Network, the [Read More...] “The way we are moving is a suicide,” the United Nations secretary general, António Guterres, said in an interview on Monday, and humanity’s survival will be “impossible” without the United States rejoining the Paris agreement and achieving “net zero” carbon emissions by 2050, as the incoming Biden administration has pledged. ... 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