Disposal technology and the environment
by Sherwin Naicker, director, Cecor Allied Technologies On 3 June 2013, Cecor Allied Technologies became the first commercial autoclave treatment facility to process non-anatomical health care risk...
View ArticleNew high performance, environmentally friendly meter
More accurate metering over a wider measuring range – that’s the key advantage of a new technology domestic water meter from Sensus South Africa, which integrates seamlessly with existing automated […]
View ArticleFinding better ways to reduce carbon footprint in businesses
By Sumetee Pahwa-Gajjar Businesses that strive to be environmentally sustainable must find better ways to measure and reduce their carbon footprint. Organisational goals for environmental performance...
View ArticleAfrisam strengthens its competitive position
Consolidating its position as a leading southern African brand, AfriSam’s flagship product, All Purpose Cement has now been upgraded from the 32.5R to the 42.5N strength class, further differentiating...
View ArticleAnd the environmental award goes to…
For the second year running Volkswagen Group South Africa (VWSA) was awarded the prestigious SJM Flex Environmental Award – the Exporters Club Eastern Cape top annual environmental accolade – for […]
View ArticleNorth West University in Potchefstroom has turned green
The North West University’s Potchefstroom campus turned green this week as students focused on recycling, alternative energy and sustainability. These saved the university almost 2 million rand in...
View ArticleA positive impact
Wastewater and biosolids treatment processes are increasingly being modified for the generation of biogas, offering a source of energy to generate power and heat. Maryke Foulds speaks to Dr André […]
View ArticleFinding better ways to reduce carbon footprint
by Dr Sumetee Pahwa-Gajjar Businesses that strive to be environmentally sustainable must find better ways to measure and reduce their carbon footprint. Organisational goals for environmental...
View ArticleNew CT solar power plant supports green economy
The City of Cape Town’s Spatial Planning, Environment and Land Use Management (SPELUM) Committee has approved an application for a solar power farm in Durbanville in line with the city’s […]
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Economic development linked to increased carbon footprint
Some people argue that extensive investments in green production and sustainable consumption can increase economic growth without increasing the emissions of greenhouse gases Must greater prosperity...
View ArticleControlling water management in mining
By Philip Wood* The current global demand for water is at the level of 4 500 billion m³ a year and is expected to rise to 6 900 billion m³ by 2030 – therefore, it’s imperative that businesses take...
View ArticleReducing the environmental impact of piping systems
A new study by the Southern African Plastic Pipe Manufacturers Association (SAPPMA) has found that thermoplastic pipes could be the answer to reducing the impact of piping systems on the environment....
View ArticleWinning the Oscar of Logistics
For the second consecutive year, Imperial Logistics has won the Logistics Category at the annual African Access National Business Awards, which are widely regarded as the “Oscars” of the South African...
View ArticleNorth West University in Potchefstroom has turned green
The North West University’s Potchefstroom campus turned green this week as students focused on recycling, alternative energy and sustainability. These saved the university almost 2 million rand in...
View ArticleA positive impact
Wastewater and biosolids treatment processes are increasingly being modified for the generation of biogas, offering a source of energy to generate power and heat. Maryke Foulds speaks to Dr André van...
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Finding better ways to reduce carbon footprint
by Dr Sumetee Pahwa-Gajjar Businesses that strive to be environmentally sustainable must find better ways to measure and reduce their carbon footprint. Organisational goals for environmental...
View ArticleNew CT solar power plant supports green economy
The City of Cape Town’s Spatial Planning, Environment and Land Use Management (SPELUM) Committee has approved an application for a solar power farm in Durbanville in line with the city’s commitment to...
View ArticleFord Earns Environmental Merit Award
For the second consecutive year, the Ford Struandale Engine Plant has been recognised for its outstanding environmental record by earning a merit award in the Exporter of the Year competition. This...
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