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environmental impact assessments

‘Snoep’ Shell pleads for leniency over illegal petrol station fines

Business Maverick, South Africa, Our Burning Planet

‘Snoep’ Shell pleads for leniency over illegal petrol station fines

by: Tony Carnie

First isiZulu environmental impact assessment guide a public participation game-changer for rural communities

South Africa, Our Burning Planet, Maverick News

First isiZulu environmental impact assessment guide a public participation game-changer for rural communities

by: Onke Ngcuka

Standard Bank still ‘comfortable’ about $120m investment in East African Crude Oil Pipeline while awaiting clarifications

Africa, Business Maverick, South Africa, Our Burning Planet, Maverick News

Standard Bank still ‘comfortable’ about $120m investment in East African Crude Oil Pipeline while awaiting clarifications

by: Onke Ngcuka

Environmental Injustice in South Durban: Community caught between toxic polluters and climate shocks

South Africa

Environmental Injustice in South Durban: Community caught between toxic polluters and climate shocks

by: Shanice Firmin

Why raising the bar in Environmental Impact Assessments is critical to enhance social and ecological justice in South Africa

South Africa

Why raising the bar in Environmental Impact Assessments is critical to enhance social and ecological justice in South Africa

by: Stephen Stead and Robert Fincham

Africa must invest in the new ‘high seas’ treaty

Africa

Africa must invest in the new ‘high seas’ treaty

by: ISS Today

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