South Africa: Climate Change and Artificial Intelligence
The trade-off between AI’s high energy consumption and its potential to reduce carbon emissions is considered worthwhile if managed properly. Artificial intelligence... Read more.
South Africa: 2026 Emissions Forecast
The total change from policy shifts estimates suggests a notable reduction in 2026 as the country moves toward its 2030 goal. South Africa’s greenhouse gas (GHG)... Read more.
South Africa: Climate Mitigation & Economic Development
South Africa faces a major conflict between climate action and economic development. The government is prioritizing inclusive growth through infrastructure, skills,... Read more.
South Africa: Sea Level Rise
Sea level rise (SLR) is a critical aspect of global climate change, particularly affecting coastal regions, including low-lying areas of southern Africa. Sea level... Read more.
South Africa: How To Reach The Hardest-To-Reach Climate Target Group
Low-income communities, small-scale farmers, and people with low literacy levels. The hardest populations to reach with climate change information in South Africa... Read more.
South Africa: The Politics of Climate Change
In South Africa, climate change is a politically isolating issue. South Africa‘s African National Congress (ANC) is quite committed to climate action. However,... Read more.
South Africa: Nuclear Energy Updates
In South Africa, nuclear power is primarily from the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station, and it accounts for about 4% of the electricity supply. In South Africa, nuclear... Read more.
South Africa: What Recent Climate Polling Tells Us
There is a significant level of climate change skepticism among the South African public.Polling for the significance of climate change patterns In 2023, approximately... Read more.
South Africa: 2025 Mid-Year Emissions Report Card
South Africa has climbed about seven spots in the 2025 Climate Performance Index to 38, but it remains an overall low performer. South Africa has climbed about seven... Read more.
Roadmaps for the Future: South African Climate Experts on What Needs to Be Done
Professor Debra Roberts: South Africa’s First Female African IPCC Co-Chair and Sustainable Cities Expert Professor Debra Roberts is one of the most influential... Read more.