As we discussed in our previous blog post, NECSA's nuclear waste disposal site in Vaalputs, Northern Cape, has been a contentious issue for local communities. Despite NECSA's efforts to engage with communities through the Public Safety Information Forum, many concerns remain unaddressed. In this blog post, we'll explore the lack of transparency and exclusionary practices [...]
Navigating Nuclear Realities and Building Community Strength in Kamiesberg Over the past few months, I have had the privilege of working with communities in the Kamiesberg region of the Northern Cape - a remote but deeply rooted landscape where people live close to the land, and even closer to the social and environmental challenges that [...]
The Cape flats are situated in the North side of Cape Town. Described accurately as the 'dumping ground of apartheid' it was here that thousands of 'non-white' households were forced to move because of the Group Areas Act, and today it is home to over a million people who manage to live out an existence [...]
Microplastic pollution is one of the most pervasive emerging environmental issues that we face today. The world’s oceans, freshwaters, soils, and air are increasingly contaminated with tiny plastic fragments, particles, and fibers, raising concerns about the associated environmental and human health impacts. Microplastics are tiny plastic particles with a length of fewer than five millimeters [...]
8 Project 90 clubs in KZN cleaned up 55 bags of rubbish on World Clean Up Day.
Robert Fischer went along to watch the installation of a Biogas Digester at a household development in Newlands, Cape Town.
Now that it's all over, I take a look at which environmental initiatives will remain after the World Cup.
Get some great ideas from our Howick High Club about how to live sustainably. Let us know if you have any more to add.
Read our tips on how to stay green at the games.
Two days to go to the World Cup! Project 90 is supporting a soccer fever campaign - read on to see how we are combining soccer with climate change...
