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If Zuma cast himself as a climate emergency president and statesman, this is what he would say | The Conversation

10 February 2016 By admin

Environmental activists demand a fair climate change deal outside the United Nations Climate Change conference in South Africa recently. Reuters/Mike HutchingsPost the Cold War and in the age of high finance, the performance of narrow representative democratic politics has spawned three types of presidential politics There are the populist presidents. These include Italy’s … [Read more...] about If Zuma cast himself as a climate emergency president and statesman, this is what he would say | The Conversation

How to get communities in east Africa to trust climate science | The Conversation

9 February 2016 By admin

What people are told about their local climate and what they experience may differ. Education and collaboration can remedy this disconnect. Reuters/Tiksa NegeriThere’s no delaying it any longer - if people are to successfully adapt to the realities of climate change, they need reliable climate information. This will help them to make informed decisions so that individuals, … [Read more...] about How to get communities in east Africa to trust climate science | The Conversation

How one region is planning ahead to help farmers cope with climate change | The Conversation

27 January 2016 By admin

The Western Cape in South Africa has mapped out a plan to help farmers cope with expected climate change threats to agriculture. ShutterstockIn South Africa’s Western Cape, agriculture plays an important role in the economy, job creation and socioeconomic development. But the sector is particularly vulnerable to a changing climate. There have thus been calls for urgent action … [Read more...] about How one region is planning ahead to help farmers cope with climate change | The Conversation

Oxfam hungry for climate action at Durban Climate Conference

24 January 2016 By admin

Oxfam hungry for climate action at Durban Climate Conference Image by Oxfam International Oxfam’s stunt provides an illustration of the devastating impact that climate change is already having on the world’s poorest people. The stark image shows the peril our food system faces unless governments act urgently. Find out more about Oxfam's work at UN climate summit 2011 in … [Read more...] about Oxfam hungry for climate action at Durban Climate Conference

A sunshade to help southern Africa cope with climate change? | The Conversation

22 January 2016 By admin

shutterstock This article is a foundation essay. These are longer than usual and take a wider look at a key issue affecting society. Climate change is a global problem. But local actions are needed to reduce its impact. Specifically, southern African countries must consider what they can do to protect their interests in the face of growing threats to economies and welfare. So … [Read more...] about A sunshade to help southern Africa cope with climate change? | The Conversation

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