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I am a sustainability writer and journalist based in Cape Town, South Africa. A key interest is promoting understanding of the restorative economy – understanding the deep links between social injustices and inequality, the environment, economic myths, human culture and the huge potential of ecological restoration. I'm also an editor and speaker. More ...Twitter Updates
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Tag Archives: Nairobi
A UN office building without any light switches that’s also a power station
After a taxing day in Nairobi working to finalise a declaration of African faith leaders on climate change, it was good to take a break and a tour with some senior African clergy of an amazing new office building constructed here … Continue reading
‘Climate justice for sustainable peace in Africa’
[I was part of the team that drafted this statement.] A message from African faith leaders to the 17th Conference of the Parties (COP17) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), from 29 November – 9 December … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, climate justice in Africa, faith leaders, Nairobi, peace, rights of Mother Earth, UNEP
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