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Has South Africa Run Out Of Water?
On May 1, 2013
In this succession of articles, I broach the question of whether South Africa has actually run out of water and whether this may be reversed. Furthermore whether it is possible to rectify the abominable and putrid situation of South Africa’s sewerage treatment works as well as the acid mine drainage [...]
Do. Not. Frack. Our. Karoo!
On February 3, 2013
Forever is a long time.
Well that is how long the wells that Shell and other potential Frackers need to make their wells last. Experts for Shell say that these wells will be built of steel and concrete and that they will never allow their fracking fluids to penetrate into the surrounding soil and [...]
A Telescospe may save our Mutton
On February 20, 2012
The one molecule scientists hope to find on any planet to check for life may very well save much of our water in South Africa.
The announcement which will hopefully be made next month (March or April 2012) to build the SKA (Square Kilometre Array) Telescope will have so many direct [...]
Fracking won’t impact on SKA bid
On April 21, 2011
There seems to be little chance that oil giant Shell’s plans to prospect for shale gas in the Karoo Basin using the “fracking” method will have an impact on South Africa’s bid to host the square kilometre array (SKA) radio telescope.
Science and Technology Minister Naledi Pandor said this in [...]
Shell lied to us – Rupert on Moneyweb transcript
On February 7, 2011
“It could cause more ecological damage than the oil spill in Mexico,” says Johann Rupert
ALEC HOGG: It’s Wednesday February 2 2011 and in this special podcast we speak with the chairman of Richemont, Johan Rupert, not about Richemont’s issues but more about what is going on in the Karoo. Johan, your family, [...]
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