However, while that may be the case, South Africa only ranks 38th on the Climate Change Performance Index so we have to make some effort to change things for the betterment of the whole world.

ClimateWatch: Africa among the hardest hit by climate change 05:34. Catastrophic flooding wreaked havoc in South Africa last month, killing at least 448 people, displacing more than 40,000 more ...

Under the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, which South Africa is a party to, governments committed to significantly reduce their carbon emissions by phasing out fossil fuels—without doubt a ...

In terms of human evolution, this distinct split between the climate of Asia and Africa coincides with the split between Asian and African apes, the latter eventually evolving into us.

South Africa is feeling the impacts of global warming. Heat is frequent and more intense. Human-induced climate change made the severe 2015–2017 drought three to six times more likely. But ...

Africa, like other regions, has to come to terms with the reality that climate change is already happening, according to Josefa Leonel Correia Sacko, the African Union commissioner for agriculture ...

Human-induced climate change made the extreme rainfall that triggered deadly floods in South Africa in April heavier and twice as likely to happen, a rapid analysis published Friday by the World ...

South African National Parks spokesperson Isaac Phaahla said the Kruger National Park has a unit that is looking at mitigating solutions for the negative effects of climate change.

The science of climate change is complex. So too are the economic, technological, social, ecological and political implications. Nonetheless, climate action is an imperative.

A World Bank report released in March predicts that climate change will cause 140 million people to migrate by 2050, with those now living in sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia and Latin America ...

A multi-national collaborative effort by scientists has found that human-induced climate change worsened drought severity in the Horn of Africa. That drought has left 4.35 million people in need ...