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National Water Week 5 – 11 March 2012

by on Mar.05, 2012, under Commemorative Days, Education, Events

Theme: Water is life: Respect it, Conserve it Enjoy it Minister of Water and Environmental Affairs Ms Edna Molewa is calling on all South Africans to join the department in celebrating National Water Week by making a positive contribution towards efforts to conserve and protect the country`s water resources. The country’s already scarce water resource [...]

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2012 is here!

by on Jan.03, 2012, under Commemorative Days, Environment, Events, News

I would like to wish my loyal readers, colleagues and dear friends a blessed, prosperous and very happy new year. 2012 is a leap year so we have been blessed with an additional day to make a difference in the world. This year is the Year of the Dragon which is very auspicious to our [...]

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Effects of Climate Change on South Africa

by on Dec.09, 2011, under Environment, Events, News

Why should I be worried about climate change?  If nothing is done about climate change and we continue, among other things, to burn fossil fuels and chop down our forests at current rates, the following is predicted for South Africa: South Africa’s coastal regions will warm by around 1-2°C by about 2050 and around 3-4°C [...]

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Human Rights Day – 10 December 2011

by on Dec.09, 2011, under Events, News

International Human Rights Day is marked every year on 10 December with activities led by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. The Day marks the anniversary of the Assembly’s adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948.

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SA launches Access centre at COP 17

by on Dec.07, 2011, under Events, News

The department of science and technology has launched a centre to focus on climate change research. The Access centre was launched by Minister of Science and Technology Naledi Pandor at the COP 17 climate conference in Durban on Tuesday. Speaking at the event, Pandor said that her department was focussed on climate research as one [...]

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Crunch time for Durban climate talks

by on Dec.07, 2011, under Education, Environment, Events, News

As heads of state and government ministers start arriving in Durban for the UN climate talks, negotiators are hoping that, come end of the week, some kind of political compromise will have been reached to break the stalemate on a range of issues. The 17th Conference of the Parties (COP 17) to the UN Framework [...]

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Connecting African youth for climate

by on Nov.09, 2011, under Children of Africa, Education, Events, News

Connect4Climate, is a global initiative that is supported by the World Bank. It encourages African youth to raise climate change awareness through an online photo/video competition – the winners of which be on show at the upcoming UN Climate Change Conference in Durban. The World Bank, in collaboration with the Italian Ministry of Environment and [...]

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‘Climate Train’ leads way to COP 17

by on Nov.02, 2011, under Education, Environment, Events, News

The government and civil society have partnered to launch a unique Climate Train” to criss-cross South Africa raising awareness on changing weather patterns ahead of the UN Climate Change Conference starting in Durban on 28 November. The 17th Conference of the Parties (COP 17) to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) takes place [...]

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World Osteoporosis Day – 20 October 2011

by on Oct.19, 2011, under Education, Events, News

Courtesy: www.osteoporosisday.org

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Happy Birthday Archbishop Tutu

by on Oct.10, 2011, under Events, News

On behalf of the team at Devterms, we would like to wish Archbishop Desmond Tutu many happy returns in celebrating his 80th birthday.

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