The new fisheries minister says the ‘endangered, iconic penguin species will now have a fighting chance at long-term survival’
Underdosing leaves more resistant survivors while overdosing/dosing too often kills most ticks but the few that survive become ‘super-resistant’
The Panama-flagged Ultra Galaxy drifted onto a sand bank three weeks ago close to Doring Bay, 300km north of Cape Town
The government is under pressure to reconsider the deal to send 12 cheetahs to India a year for the decade
Business Day TV speaks to Princy Mthombeni, founder of Africa4Nuclear
The IPCC, a scientific group assembled by the UN to monitor and assess all global science related to climate change, will elect its new chair later in July
Business Day TV spoke to Business Day deputy editor Tiisetso Motsoeneng
However, the strength of the El Niño does not always translate to the strength of the effect, expert Neville Sweijd says
Business Day TV talks Busa’s environment and energy manager Happy Khambule
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Business Day TV speaks to Busa's environment & energy manager Happy Khambule
Business Day TV spoke to Business Day journalist Thando Maeko
Global temperatures have already risen 1.1ºC above industrial temperatures and are likely to reach 1.5ºC by 2040
Space technology company Dragonfly Aerospace is celebrating the launch of the first SA-made microsatellite in 14 years
The ozone layer is expected to recover to 1980 values by about 2066 over the Antarctic, by 2045 over the Arctic and by 2040 for the rest of the world
World Science Forum in Cape Town highlights pitfalls of predatory publishing
Power Adenco Joint Venture to provide key civil infrastructure for SA leg of project
The construction launch outside Carnarvon marks the next phase of developing a complex instrument aimed at revealing events since the cosmic dawn, when the ...
State investor commits to help fund about R4.3-trillion to boost emerging hydrogen economy
Evan Pickworth spoke to Mohamed Ghannam, Oludare Senbore and Kieran Whyte about efforts by governments to address the need to go green