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A survey from the Environmental Skin Aging Index show which countries are the best and worst for maintaining youthful skin.
A Western Cape NGO, Amazeballs is revolutionising sustainability by transforming discarded padel balls into furniture.
SACAQM and AfricaWeather have teamed up to enhance air quality monitoring with AI and IoTtechnology. The partnership promises real-time insights for businesses, researchers, andpolicymakers.
Discover how South Africa's unique manta ray populations are not only vital for ocean health, but also hold the potential to boost tourism in KwaZulu-Natal.
A coalition of leading scientists and doctors has raised the alarm about the role of microplastics and synthetic chemicals in the growing rates of autism
Stellenbosch student Lesedi Monnanyane, recognised by the Earthshot Prize, met with Prince William in Cape Town, sharing solutions to climate challenges affecting his hometown in the Northern Cape.
To be awarded Blue Flag status, there are 33 strict criteria to meet.
The Musina-Makhado Special Economic Zone project threatens to clear swathes of protected forests, raising urgent concerns over environmental and social costs.
Pothole-riddled roads, blackouts, uncollected waste and inconsistent water supply, are some of the pressing issues under the City of Tshwane metro which the UAT is demanding action on.
SST's newly launched guidebook aims to address Africa’s growing plastic waste crisis by outlining clear, actionable steps.
Can social media turn good intentions into green actions? A UP lecturer’s recent research suggests it’s possible, by using social status to drive zero waste behaviours.
The group’s innovative baboon management strategy in the Cape Peninsula shows promise, with it calling for broader adoption of their compassionate methods.
One of the most immediate and tangible threats is plastic pollution, particularly debris from commercial fishing.
‘’Our health is seriously at risk, with the rat population growing and invading our homes. We're worried this could lead to diseases. ’’
Residents in Durban West are battling toxic air and illegal landfill sites as waste disposal companies exploit communities, prompting swift action from city officials.
DUT City campus staff and students recently united in a clean-up campaign to rejuvenate their campus and surrounding areas.
The dumping sites service up to 200 trucks per day, each carrying various types of waste, such as garden waste, household waste, building rubble and waste, toxic waste, and even medical waste.
At the Midlands Trashion Show 2024, eco-conscious students transformed plastic waste intostunning fashion pieces, highlighting the urgent need to address the plastic pollution crisis.
Women’s’ health is being compromised by toxic metals in intimate products.
WWF South Africa's ‘Believe in South Africa's Youth’ campaign champions young environmental leaders, inspiring collective action for a sustainable future.
The levy, designed to control carbon leakage to the EU from products outside its borders, could levy up to €80 (R1 640) per ton of steel.
The Supreme Court of Appeal has dismissed Shell's appeal on Wild Coast oil exploration rights, but allowed a renewal application process, raising concerns over community consultation and environmental rights.
From the summer of 2024, the UK will implement a pioneering ban on plastic-containing wet wipes, addressing plastic pollution and safeguarding ecosystems.
Youth engagement is essential for effective biodiversity conservation in South Africa, young environmental experts weigh in on the challenges and opportunities ahead.
The Zero-Waste Municipal Learning Exchange, held in eThekwini Municipality, brought together delegates from various South African municipalities to share innovative approaches to waste management. From composting pilots to recycling operations, the exchange highlighted the urgency and potential for transitioning to zero-waste models.