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Draft Biodiversity Bill open for public comment - Vimarsana News

Draft Biodiversity Bill open for public comment

South Africa's biodiversity management is set for a significant overhaul, with the draft National Environmental Management: Biodiversity Bill now open for public comment.

Source: iol.co.za
Call to comment on proposed amendment of regulations for waste sector - Vimarsana News

Call to comment on proposed amendment of regulations for waste sector

Government has published for public consultation the Draft Amendments to the regulations and notices regarding Extended Producer Responsibility in relation to electrical and electronic equipment products, the lighting sector and the paper, packaging and some single use products.

Public comment sought on exclusion of expansion of solar PV from environmental authorisation - Vimarsana News

Public comment sought on exclusion of expansion of solar PV from environmental authorisation

Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment Minister, Barbara Creecy, has begun the public consultation process on the intention to exclude the development and expansion of solar photovoltaic (PV) and battery storage facilities from the requirement to obtain environmental authorisation.

Public comments on Biodiversity Management Plan for Vultures invited - Vimarsana News

Public comments on Biodiversity Management Plan for Vultures invited

Members of the public have 30 days from the date of publication of the notice to submit comments to the department.

Pretoria streets affected by POPCRU march on Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Pretoria streets affected by POPCRU march on Tuesday

A number of intersections and streets in Pretoria will be affected by the POPCRU march to the Union Buildings on Tuesday, 20 September.