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A legal battle, referred to as the "deadly air" case, in which environmental justice organisations took the government to court for violating their constitutional right to clean air, has finally been decided in the community's favour.

A legal battle, referred to as the "deadly air" case, in which environmental justice organisations took the government to court for violating their constitutional right to clean air, has finally been decided in the community's favour.

Chalhoub Group, a leading partner, curator and creator of luxury products and services in the Middle East, has been officially certified as a Great Place To Work in Bahrain.

Chalhoub Group, a leading partner, curator and creator of luxury products and services in the Middle East, has been officially certified as a Great Place To Work in Bahrain.

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BACK TO THE HOME PAGE Coronavirus can kill your livelihood without even infecting you Many of groundWorks community partners are in a deperate position. Being in lockdown has deprived them of the means to earn a living as they are dependent on hustling for piece-work. If you are able, and would like to help, please deposit contributions into the special account that has been opened. Please email us with the details and amount that you have deposited so that we have a record and can respond a...

Creecy slates environmental groups saying Eskom’s coal-fired stations emit dirty air By Bongani Nkosi Share Johannesburg - Environmental Minister Barbara Creecy has reacted with scorn to the labelling of Eskom’s coal-fired stations as dirty by advocacy groups taking the government to court over air quality. GroundWork and the Vukani Environmental Movement, sought an order forcing the government to implement its own plans to curb emissions and improve air quality in the coal-mining Hig...

State opposes court action forcing it to improve air quality of Highveld communities By Bongani Nkosi Share Johannesburg - The government will oppose the landmark litigation brought to force it to implement its own plans to curb emissions and improve air quality in the Highveld communities straddling Mpumalanga and Gauteng. Dubbed the “Deadly Air” case, it was brought to the North Gauteng High Court, Pretoria, by two environment advocacy groups in July last year. The court’s acting Deputy...