The Kyoto Protocol made history in 1997 as the first major international effort to slow climate change.

Soil erosion is a serious environmental problem in South Africa, affecting both land and water resources.

The link between coal, gas and water pollution is clear, but the extraction and use of fossil fuels affect ecosystems in many less obvious ways as well.

To boost the uptake of electric vehicles in South Africa, we need measures to make going electric a more attractive option for motorists.

Running an electric car saves money long term, and it also means being less vulnerable to temporary price spikes and shortages of petrol and diesel.

South Africa is experiencing a number of environmental issues, including global warming, pollution and species loss.

Renewable energy funds are a vital tool for South Africa’s green energy transition. They can pay for everything from infrastructure upgrades to mine rehabilitation.

“There are no jobs on a dead planet!” goes the old slogan. Environmental degradation is a serious risk to economic growth.