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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. Climbing the ladder of awarenessWhen it comes to our understanding of the unfolding global crisis, each of us seems to fit somewhere along a continuum of awareness that can be roughly divided into five stages:1. Dead asleepAt this stage there seem to be no fundamental problems, just some shortcomings in human organization, behaviour [Read More...]Choose sustainable seafood this Heart Awareness MonthSeptember is Heart Awareness Month and one of the best ways to keep your heart healthy is to eat fish 2 to 3 times a week. 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It’s the underlying ethos of many new North Coast residential estates where developers have rehabilitated land once used for sugar cane farming or [Read More...]Africa s largest plastics recycler switches to solar energyA new state-of-the-art 1.3MWp solar power plant will power green recycling for the African continent.Extrupet is one of the largest and most advanced recyclers of plastics on the African continent and recycles [Read More...]Science guides smart decisions about ocean protectionA new peer-reviewed study published in Science provides a novel scientific framework to consistently understand, plan, establish, evaluate and monitor ocean protection in Marine Protected Areas (MPAs).Authored [Read More...]Creating climate impact with small acts every dayAccording to a Mail Guardian article published in 2019, only 58% of Africans have heard the term “climate change,” while four in ten Africans have never heard the term before.Jack Mazingira, Founder of a [Read More...]A run for conservation and heritageThe WILDSERIES Mont-Aux-Sources Challenge is one of the pioneering trail events in South Africa with its first event held in 1992. This set a precedent for trail running as this was a unique, sold-out event which [Read More...]The profound mental health implications of climate changeA new report by community psychology expert, Dr Garret Barnwell, shows that climate change harms are already negatively impacting our mental well-being and these effects will only accelerate in the future, placing [Read More...]Charity celebrates international children feeding milestoneInternational school feeding charity Mary’s Meals is now reaching more than two million children in 19 countries with life-changing meals every school day, thanks to an impressive grassroots movement taking action [Read More...]Unlocking growth in SA fashion sector with sustainable designNurturing sustainable design and production processes could unlock global growth for South Africa’s fashion sector, as the industry looks to revive local textile and manufacturing capabilities that prioritise both [Read More...] For up to date information about COVID-19, please visit www.sacoronavirus.co.za. When will Africa embrace ecological agriculture? As COVID-19 threatens farming communities across Africa already struggling with climate change, the continent is at a crossroads. Will its people and their governments continue trying to replicate … Help save our bees from ecological collapse Billions of bees, butterflies, and beetles… are dying off, threatening ecological collapse. Toxic agricultural pesticides are among the key culprits, but we now have a unique chance to phase …

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