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Packs of hunting dogs put reserve wildlife, pets at risk (opens the original)
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Hunting packs blamed for killing wildlife in the Nahoon Point Nature Reserve are spilling into surrounding suburbs, where residents say stray and hunting dogs are attacking pets and raising concerns about the safety of people in the area. Residents and conservationists say the problem has been growing for weeks, with at least six hunting dogs reportedly operating around the reserve and Ward 18, while another pack, accompanied by young hunters, has been seen moving through bushy areas around Naho
Extreme weather to worsen as world overshoots climate target (opens the original)
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The global temperature is about to overshoot the 1.5°C benchmark. At this point, any fraction of a degree more of warming intensifies the risk of reaching irreversible climate tipping points which have horrifying impacts on human — and all life — on Earth. This was according to the latest report from the UN Environmental Programme (Unep), which said that at the present rate of human-generated emissions, the temperature was likely to peak at more than 2°C of warming since pre-industrial levels. A
Urban canopy seen as key to cooling metro streets (opens the original)
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Kevin Harris of Green Ripple in KuGompo City describes the tree canopy as climate infrastructure. “We are receiving warnings about a super-strong El Niño and the planet is lunging toward 1.5°C warming. “We have to look at a topped street tree as more than a local eyesore,” he said. “The urban canopy is one of the few cooling technologies a cash-strapped metro already owns. “A mature tree drops the temperature of a pavement, holds stormwater, sequesters carbon, and gives a suburb a reason to walk
Spring Swim participants doing it for conservation and rescued pets (opens the original)
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Support for protecting and conserving the environment surrounding the Nahoon Point Nature Reserve has been combined with helping out much-loved animal sanctuary PetPals when scores of city people enjoy a favourite dawn ritual, the Spring Swim, at 6am on Tuesday, September 1. “The swim is being led by members of the East London Open Water Swimmers this year and we are all lovers of the coastal and marine environment and animals, wild, feral and domestic,” organiser Barbara Briceland said. “We lov
Mission possible: Protecting KuGompo City’s natural environment (opens the original)
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Cleaning up and protecting the city’s natural environment has emerged as a key theme of the new ratepayers’ association launched last week. Ward 18 Ratepayers and Residents’ Association spokesperson Kevin Harris is the founder of Save Nahoon, a member of the Green Ripple public interest group and was active locally in the successful campaign to prevent the Wild Coast from being blasted, drilled and mined by oil major Shell. The new association covers the core of the city’s most affluent suburbs
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