Life After Coal | Impilo Ngaphandle Kwamalahle

Earthlife Africa Johannesburg (ELA), represented by the Centre for Environmental Rights (CER), yesterday submitted comments on the draft climate change impact... continued

The Life After Coal/Impilo Ngaphandle Kwamalahle Campaign (made up of the Centre for Environmental Rights (CER), Earthlife Africa Johannesburg (ELA) and groundWork (gW)) is dismayed to learn that Eskom is... continued

SA’s first climate change litigation starts in the Pretoria High Court on Thursday, 2 March 2017 when Earthlife Africa Johannesburg (ELA), represented by the Centre for Environmental Rights (CER), will challenge the decisi... continued

An Indian mining company, Atha-Africa Ventures (Pty) Ltd (part of the India-based Atha Group), wants to build a coal mine underneath a protected area outside of Wakkerstroom, known as the Mabola Protect... continued

South African’s big four banks are financing a new coal-fired power station in the Waterberg. This is despite the fact that a 2016 report by the Council for Scientific an... continued

On 29 November 2016, the Life After Coal/Impilo Ngaphandle Kwamalahle Campaign (consisting of the Centre for Environmental Rights, Earthlife Africa Johannesburg, and groundWork), together... continued

Reacting to the draft Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) base case scenario introduced by the Department of Energy earlier this week, civil society groups and individuals [1] have responded as foll... continued

Earlier today, the Minister of Energy announced the publication of the long-awaited draft Integrated Energy Plan (IEP) and draft Integrated Resource Plan for Electricity (IRP) Assumptions and ... continued

On Tuesday, 22 November 2016, the Department of Energy is briefing the media on the release the Draft Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) and Integrated Energy Plan (IEP... continued

On Tuesday, 22 November 2016, the Life After Coal/Impilo Ngaphandle Kwamalahle Campaign will launch two seminal research reports in Johannesburg: one highlighting the human rights violations caused ... continued