#EarthCrimes – The dirty white elephant, Part Four: Caution, environmental hazard. 9 Apr Written by Lauren Liebenberg The development of a coal-burning, water-guzzling industrial zone is a potential threat to the roughly 18-million people in South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique who depend on the Limpopo river watershed.Read the article here Lauren Liebenberg Previous Previous How a R10.7bn ‘zero waste’ megaproject was buried by Limpopo’s Chinese deal. Next Next #EarthCrimes – The dirty white elephant, Part Three: Limpopo, The Weakest Link
#EarthCrimes – The dirty white elephant, Part Four: Caution, environmental hazard. 9 Apr Written by Lauren Liebenberg The development of a coal-burning, water-guzzling industrial zone is a potential threat to the roughly 18-million people in South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique who depend on the Limpopo river watershed.Read the article here Lauren Liebenberg
