SA did well at COP26, now to translate this into action at home

The $8.5bn on the table for a just transition must not go to waste

21 November 2021 - 00:00 By Kenneth Creamer

The world met at COP26 in Glasgow this month to discuss accelerated responses to climate change in the context of indisputable scientific evidence that the negative effects of global warming are already upon us.  While the goal of capping the average rise in global temperature at 1.5°C above preindustrial levels looks precarious, some noteworthy progress was made...

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