Our deep, cold neighbour who holds the key to Earth's survival
The Southern Ocean is one of the biggest carbon sinks on the planet and without it the Earth would be uninhabitable, writes Claire Keeton
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The Southern Ocean is one of the biggest carbon sinks on the planet and without it the Earth would be uninhabitable, writes Claire Keeton
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Recent heatwaves in Gauteng, water shortages and storms causing localised flooding are harbingers of what South Africa can expect next year as temperatures rise — worsened by El Niño and global warming.
A striking work of art from a tiny town in the Eastern Cape is being showcased at the international climate change conference in Dubai.
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