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Climate Central has shown how Cape Town’s urban areas can expect to change in the event of increased temperatures, which can cause sea levels to rise substantially.
A modern doomsday leader has risen to prominence via a climate change article that has been shared extensively across the globe.
We don’t really think about music in relation to climate change, but if you’re part of the vinyl revival, you aren’t doing the planet any favours.
In our frantic rush to get away from single-use plastics, we turned to the reusable cotton tote. This bring with it a new set of problems.
A new research paper reports that the world may have already crossed a number of climate tipping points, placing us in a state of planetary emergency.
The protest movement, The Extinction Rebellion, has made its way to 500 locations worldwide. That includes South Africa.
After an image of a green substance flowing from the City’s stormwater system did the rounds, people wanted answers. The City of Cape Town has responded.
The Microsoft co-founder isn’t exactly making friends down in the Cayman Islands, his superyacht causing all kinds of havoc.
Leonardo has two things in common with Pope Francis: They are both Catholics and love the environment.
The Mick Fanning attack in Jeffreys Bay has once again highlighted how close those of us who enjoy our waters come with sharks. So what beaches have the most history?
As a species you have to keep a pretty low profile to amass a total of 15 sightings over 100 years. This guy however seemed to be quite a fan of all the attention.
As temperatures continue to soar across India, many of the country’s poor and elderly have succumbed to the extreme conditions. Some roads have even begun to melt.
Most of time those in the know can accurately predict when a volcano is starting to play silly buggers. This volcano erupted out of nowhere and the footage is epic.
As we continue to decimate the environment in which our animals are supposed to live we somehow remain surprised when they encroach on our cities. This coyote takes some catching.
It seems you can stave off big business, but only for so long. The town of Hinkley, made famous in the movie Erin Brokovich, has succumb to the mighty dollar.
Mother Nature really does have the ability to knock our socks right off from time to time. Not only does this sunset deliver but a few whales sneak past in the foreground…good work mama bear.
You know that moment when you wear your new shoes and you’re so proud of them but then you take them to a party and some sod stands on them leaving a grubby mark? Those days are over.
I got asked last night if I like to surf. I blamed that I don’t because the water in Cape Town is far too cold (which it is). The real reason? Those pesky little creatures from Jaws. NOT a fan.
The newest porn genre has been discovered, and it blends technology and nakedness.
The chaotic parking conundrum of Cape Town has been solved with this new property. Check out all the details here…
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has confirmed that 2014 is looking to be the hottest year in recent history…
It seemed like a logical idea, because barn owls love to eat rats. And what would make barn owls really happy? A rat infestation!
A Seattle man out for a walk this past Saturday was hit by a bolt of lightning as he stopped to film the oncoming storm.
The crew at ArcAqua may have revolutionised the way in which food is cleaned and prepared thanks to their harnessing of Ozone technology.
Some clever Austrians are looking below the city in order to take it forward, offering an efficient and clean way of providing heating from an unorthodox source.
Ivory poachers have killed one of the biggest and most well-known elephants in the world, leaving the death of Satao as a real loss to the wildlife world.
Elephants experience emotions similar to humans – that’s a fact. But this beautifully tragic moment caught on video is something you couldn’t possibly imagine.
With more of us using the digital ether that is the Cloud platform, the technology is replacing physical storage of old (CDs, DVDs, magazines and floppy disks) and provides users with an invisible mainframe to maintain one’s digital life. But although the Cloud may seem intangible, somewhere in the world, massive servers are chowing through electricity.
For one hour on Saturday, famous landmarks around the world went dark. The outages weren’t the results of unplanned Eskom load shedding, but for Earth Hour. More than 7,000 cities in 150 countries got in the act of switching off lights for one hour.