Today more than ever before, Global Warming and climate change are apparent to all. As we see, small islands disappear with rising sea levels as a result of global warming and climate change; all stakeholders are now on board.
How do we save our environment from the inevitable? It is estimated that by the year 2050 sea levels will rise as much as one metre. As we know this in itself will be fatal for many low lying areas that are close to the coastline.
Read the true story on climate change and how oil companies covered up their findings in the 1980s.
For many years scientists have predicted that climate change will destroy the earth as we know it. However, politicians and industry ignored these warnings for profits and political gain.
In the last few years, all stakeholders have suddenly realised the catastrophic situation that our planet is facing. Some believe it is to late to turn the situation as they think it is too late. However, many believe if we all take measures to reduce our impact on the environment, we can still achieve the goal of saving planet earth.
There’s no need to emphasize that roof is a constitutional element of a home. There isn’t a home without a proper roof. Unfortunately, the roof is probably the most vulnerable part of your house. The weather’s pretty tough on it. […]
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Global Warming
A roof replacement is not as simple as most other types of renovation. It is a tricky spot to access for any repair, let alone an entire replacement. So, naturally, there are certain things to keep in mind when doing
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Hydroelectric power churns out 17% of the world’s electricity. This output surpasses all other renewable technologies combined. While it’s the cheapest energy source in a long time, people still debate hydroelectric power’s pros and cons in the energy sector. The
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Borehole Water  Experiencing a severe drought forever changes how you view water and its usage. Gone are the days of mindlessly opening a tap and letting it run unheeded. Relying on the council alone to supply water is out of
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Did you know that the number of significant drought events experienced worldwide from 1980 to 2014 is 419? How to Survive a Drought in Times of Global Warming and Climate Change. More people worldwide are now surviving a drought than
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Global Warming
Drought is a widely spoken subject, and it is usually perceived as a threat among gardeners. It calls for every gardener to look for innovative means to keep the ground green. Since water is the pillar in which these crops
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Global Warming
Did you know that heating and cooling account for 50% to 70% of the Energy used in an average home? In 1992, the United Nations Framework Convention on Global Warming and Climate Change was enacted. The policy was designed to
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Global Warming
With water shortages worldwide because of increased industrialization and Global Warming, we are all looking into water-saving alternatives. For this reason, governments and other stakeholders are working on innovative ways of preserving water resources. Grey Water Harvesting has become a
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Global Warming
In early 1989 a professor Bill McKibben wrote a book on this subject. The Nature of this was a book that today can be called The Story of Climate Change. The Story on Climate Change only starts then. Listed below
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Global Warming
Climate change is real, it is here, and it is affecting us all. South Africa has not escaped global warming, and drought is just one result. Parts of Gauteng have seen heavier than normal rainfall this rainy season. Because of
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