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  • Wildlife and weaponised disinformation: the path of least disclosure

    Don Pinnock Environmental journalist February 2021 Tel 083 443 8116 Cape Town don@southernwrite.net     Wildlife and weaponised disinformation: the path of least disclosure   Pull quotes   There can be no faith in government if our highest offices are excused from scrutiny – they should be setting the example of transparency. ~ Edward Snowden […]

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  • FINANCING A SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY

    FINANCING A SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY

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  • Children are the biggest victims of poor air quality

    The children are the biggest victims of poor air quality | Saturday Star https://t.co/qUzOfcVm5A — Chris Yelland (@chrisyelland) July 14, 2019

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  • Climate Change: SA releases draft adaptation strategy

    Legalbrief 6 May, 2019 Climate Change: SA releases draft adaptation strategy SA’s masterplan to deal with climate change will come with something of a mixed message, according to a slick new draft of the document published yesterday. According to a Business Insider report, on the one hand, poor people will be vulnerable to the ravages of more frequent […]

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  • National Coal-ash report (US) – Coal’s Poisonous Legacy Groundwater Contaminated by Coal Ash Across the U.S

    Coal’s Poisonous Legacy Groundwater Contaminated by Coal Ash Across the U.S “It would be far better for the environment, for public health, and for taxpayers to make a concerted effort now, before contamination gets worse and travels farther into the environment.” Coal contains a long list of toxic chemicals, including arsenic, radium, and other carcinogens, […]

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