
Ethan Van Diemen
Journalist at Daily Maverick
Covers everything climate, energy for @DailyMaverick | @WitsUniversity , @Rhodes_JMS alumnus. Part of the @Risj_Oxford Climate Journalism Network
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1 week ago |
dailymaverick.co.za | Ethan Van Diemen
TREES OF LIFE New research from the Future Ecosystems for Africa programme at the University of the Witwatersrand has created the most accurate maps yet of where reforestation can effectively combat climate change. (Photo: iStock) The study has strong implications for Africa where natural grasslands and savannas are often misguidedly and inappropriately converted to forests, which can actually harm biodiversity and even exacerbate global warming. A new study, published in the journal Nature...
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2 weeks ago |
dailymaverick.co.za | Ethan Van Diemen
RENEWABLE ENERGY President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses the inaugural Africa Green Hydrogen Summit at Century City Square, Cape Town. on Thuirsday.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymaverick.co.za | Ethan Van Diemen
The power utility said it planned to achieve a 40% reduction in emissions by 2030 at the fleet level. Its preferred approach would cost R77bn in capital expenditure and R2.1bn in annual operational expenditure. Eskom CEO Dan Marokane says it will cost the South African taxpayer up to R257-billion for the utility to do the necessary upgrades for it to meet government-mandated minimum emission standards. Compliance, in this way, could translate into the equivalent of up to a 10% tariff increase.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymaverick.co.za | Ethan Van Diemen
The power utility said it planned to achieve a 40% reduction in emissions by 2030 at the fleet level. Its preferred approach would cost R77bn in capital expenditure and R2.1bn in annual operational expenditure. Eskom CEO Dan Marokane says it will cost the South African taxpayer up to R257-billion for the utility to do the necessary upgrades for it to meet government-mandated minimum emission standards. Compliance, in this way, could translate into the equivalent of up to a 10% tariff increase.
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3 weeks ago |
dailymaverick.co.za | Ethan Van Diemen
Even with a decline in murders in the Western Cape, parts of Cape Town are high-risk murder zones and remain among South Africa’s most dangerous, according to the latest quarterly crime statistics. The City of Cape Town retains its unenviable position as being among South Africa’s leading contact crime hotspots, with four of the five top police stations where these crimes are reported being in the city.
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Africa’s nuclear future — surge in energy demand may leave it no choice but to invest heavily in reactors https://t.co/nYYwHRa7zd

Eskom granted air quality exemptions under ‘strict’ conditions https://t.co/WzJQ6ATt6f

This was my first time using Google Earth Engine. Many thanks to @CamDigHum 's social data school and to the greatest editors at DM who allow me to innovate and experiment. Ramokgopa kickstarts SA’s private sector-powered grid expansion https://t.co/uPH5Cldzi3