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Can SA afford to not have climate-friendly ARVs?
Antiretrovirals like dolutegravir help keep people healthy. But their use adds to global warming, which drives climate change ...
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How much does public transport save on carbon emissions? We worked it out at COP29
How much does cutting down on carbon emissions, by doing things like using public transport, walking or cycling to get to ...
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Money is the medicine that will cure climate change, poor countries say. But where is it?
How much does cutting down on carbon emissions, by doing things like using public transport, walking or cycling to get to ...
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Exciting opportunity for healthcare researcher
The Bertha Centre for Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship at UCT, in collaboration with the Mastercard Foundation, is ...
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Waste, food and power: How hospitals fuel climate change
Almost 5% of the world’s carbon emissions come from the healthcare sector. Rethinking how hospitals run and deal with waste ...
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How climate change is making us sick — and rich countries don’t want to pay up
Climate change is affecting the way in which we’re producing food and how polluted the water we drink and the air we breathe ...
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Will SA’s new climate change laws save our beaches — and our health?
Anna-Maria van Niekerk is Bhekisisa’s news editor. She joined the centre after six years as the managing editor of the investigative television show, Carte Blanche. Anna-Maria has an extensive career ...
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Money is the medicine that will cure climate change, poor countries say. But rich nations’ offer of $250-billion a year at COP29 falls far short
That’s the amount that was announced on Friday afternoon at COP29 in Baku after a gruelling last dash of a two-week fight about how much money rich countries must pay poorer countries — including ...