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Climate Change Response Expo opens

November 28, 2011 By ecoadmin Leave a Comment

Durban – South Africa’s Climate Change Response Expo has been launched on the sidelines of COP17 with an emotionally-charged audio-visual presentation highlighting the devastating effects of climate change.

Items on the programme featured the powerful voices of South Africa’s children, united in

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Trailblazing green technology company

November 28, 2011 By ecoadmin Leave a Comment

Cenin, the pioneering company manufacturing ultra low carbon cement replacement products, is planning the next stage of its development of the Stormydown research facility where it operates. [Read more…] about Trailblazing green technology company

SA, Namibia Joint Commission confident ahead of COP17

November 27, 2011 By ecoadmin Leave a Comment

Pretoria – The South Africa/Namibia Joint Permanent Commission on Defence and Security has expressed confidence that COP17 will yield results that will advance humankind’s endeavours to mitigate the threat of climate change to human security.

COP17 is scheduled to take place in Durban next wee

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PetroSA gets green light for Project Ikhwezi

November 24, 2011 By ecoadmin Leave a Comment

Pretoria – National oil company PetroSA has received environmental authorisation for Project Ikhwezi, which is aimed at sustaining the life of the Mossel Bay gas-to-liquid refinery.

In a statement on Tuesday, PetroSA said it received the news of the environmental impact assessment (EIA) from the

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Kyoto Protocol must not die

November 23, 2011 By ecoadmin Leave a Comment

Durban – KwaZulu-Natal Premier Zweli Mkhize says Durban must not be the place where the Kyoto Protocol dies and is buried.

“Our position as government and all leaders – religious leaders, traditional leaders and leaders of civil society, academics and ordinary people of this province – do not wish for Durban to be the place of death and burial of the Kyoto Protocol,” said Mkhize at a pre-COP17 meeting on Tuesday. [Read more…] about Kyoto Protocol must not die

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