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The Life After Coal Campaign has just launched its Just Transition Open Agenda booklet* The Just Transition Open Agenda was developed by  the campaign’s founding partners Earthlife Africa, groundWork and the Centre fo... continued

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14 April 2022

Environmental justice groups behind recent landmark High Court victory in #DeadlyAir case are disappointed to learn of Minister Creecy’s decisi... continued

Community activists from coal affected communities in Emalahleni and surrounding areas gathered in Emalahleni for the

first community consultation organised by the Presidential Climate Commission ... continued

New research shows no end to coal financing in sight

Today, Urgewald, Reclaim Finance, and 25 other NGO partners are publishing research on the financiers and investors behind companies on the “Global Coal Exit ... continued

NEW LEGAL CHALLENGES TO ESKOM’S ONGOING AIR POLLUTION

The Life After Coal campaign has submitted an appeal to the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment challenging decisions to grant further leniency to Es... continued

 

We rounded up some key observations from activists in the Life After Coal Campaign after President Cyril Ramaposa’s much awaited State of the National Address on 10 February 2022. This was a critical address for Ra... continued

Plans for the proposed Nseleni Independent Floating Gas Power Plant in Richards Bay have been stymied by refusals of two of its licence applications by different regulatory authori... continued

Three civil society organisations this week launched landmark constitutional litigation in the North Gauteng High Court against the South African... continued

Climate and environmental justice groups cautiously welcome the $8.5 billion partnership announced at COP26 today, but demand transparency about the scope and conditions, and accountability by lenders, benefici... continued