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Climate Challenge 2009
Friday, 02 October 2009

In December, representatives from over 190 nations will gather in Copenhagen to negotiate and agree on a comprehensive global climate change deal. We hope that meaningful emission reduction targets will be agreed upon in Copenhagen, but indications are that countries are not yet ready to agree to the significant targets required by science. Growing evidence based on actual observations and ongoing research into the greenhouse effect, indicate that the reduction targets currently on the table will almost certainly commit us to failure.

This is a time for all of us to rise to this challenge. What is required is nothing short of a massive transformation of our infrastructure, our habits, our involvement as citizens and our values.

Embodying the spirit of ‘Cut Carbon - Dare to Change’ well-known sustainability expert and editor of Bending the Curve, Robert Zipplies, in partnership with Project 90 by 2030, will be undertaking an epic 3000 km journey on an electric bicycle by cycling from Cape Town to Durban via Johannesburg and Pretoria.

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Heritage Day competition at Adams Mission
Thursday, 01 October 2009
On the 24th of September 2009 there was a competition at Adams mission. It was held to show people that they can participate in Heritage Day by celebrating their culture, so the Department of Arts and Culture organised a traditional dance competition.  There were two categories, ingoma and isishiyameni

There were a number of participating groups but at the end of the day there had to be a winner.
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Blogging from Umbumbulu
Thursday, 01 October 2009
Often stories on this website are focused on events and organisations based in the suburbs surrounding Durban's city centre.  However, the eThekwini Municipality extends for over 50 kilometres to the north, south and west.  In an attempt to promote diverse voices and experiences from the city, we are starting a new series, posting stories from bloggers in Umbumbulu and KwaMashu.  
 
How will the earth look in the the future?
Thursday, 01 October 2009
Google Earth is launching a series of layers, ahead of the Climate Change Convention in Copenhagen, that allows one to look at possible furture climate scenarios, depending on our actions now. For more, visit ecogeek.org  or watch Google Earth's climate introductory tour, called Confronting Climate Change, Al Gore narrating - view on youtube
 
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