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 [...]
By Dan Wasserman. Copyright The Boston Globe. By Neoka Naidoo So I will start by asking you a few questions. In the world we live in, what is the first thing that comes to mind when it comes to investing? I would say… Money, moola, bucks, financial liquidity - whatever you want call [...]
Our last post looked at the world we would like to live in, now we take a look at the world we could find ourselves living in unless we start cutting carbon... today. And a reminder that voting for the Blog Awards closes tomorrow - so please vote for us if you haven't already. Thanks.
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.
Today we look at the devastating impact the BP oil spill has had on our oceans with links to ariel photographs, interactive maps and graphic representations. Find out how much the spill would have covered had it happened in your home town.
We took seven of our school clubs on an outing to Goedgedacht Farm to celebrate World Environment Day on Saturday. Fifty learners from seven schools joined us for a day of fun in the sun and presented their well thought-out and creative ideas for reducing the carbon footprint of their school. Read on to find out what their ideas are.
Find out how you can join Project 90's 2010 Climate Challenge.
Does bottled water taste better than tap water? The Project 90 team decided to find out...
