“We have no reason to be against nuclear energy other than prejudice & stupidity” – Dr Patrick Moore.
Dr Patrick Moore makes a compelling case for nuclear energy and provides excellent insight into the benefits and misconceived risks thereof.
Dr Patrick Moore makes a compelling case for nuclear energy and provides excellent insight into the benefits and misconceived risks thereof.
In a fascinating interview with Greenpeace co-founder Dr Patrick Moore, he details why he left the organisation and discusses his views on climate change, CO2 and more.
The Green movement and Greenpeace may just be preventing the development of poor nations – an elitism and imperialism against humanity.
The news flow is relentless and dominating headlines this morning is the shooting in Japan of that country’s former prime minister Shinzo Abe.
Back in court: Natural Justice and Greenpeace join challenge to Shell’s seismic search for oil and gas off the Wild Coast.
The German arm of the environmental group has sued Volkswagen, activists wanting the carmaker to end production of combustion-engned vehicles by 2030.
Chris Logan of Opportune Investments speaks to BizNews editor-in-chief Alec Hogg about why the Bischof-Niemz, Van den Berg proposal is a smart idea to fix Eskom, which is a drag on economic growth.
Air pollution in the biggest towns in Mpumalanga is regularly higher than that in Beijing and Jakarta, two of the most polluted cities in the world.
Greenpeace called out South Africa as a climate laggard, saying the world’s largest air-pollution hotspot is in the province of Mpumalanga.
Denmark should ban coal use by 2025 to make the Nordic nation a leader in fighting global warming, adding to green measures ranging from wind energy to bicycle power,