The quality of South African research never ceases to amaze me! Regularly one reads about local researchers involved in cutting edge research as in the article below. This research is environmentally friendly too which makes it feel extra good! Here at Clevergreen we cannot promise to convert highly toxic water into crystal clean drinkable water, [...]
Here’s proof that going green, while giving you that warm fuzzy feeling for saving the environment, will also save you money! How nice to read about a big corporate doing their bit for the environment. If you would like to ‘go green’ in your home or office, give Clevergreen a call. We have a range [...]
While this Times Live headline puts a very positive spin on the story, what it fails to point out is that while 90 of Durban’s rivers are ok, 85 rivers were found to be of a poor or very poor standard. As Julia Louis-Dreyfus said, “Before computers, telephone lines and television connect us, we all [...]
In light of South Africa’s water crisis, this story really is shocking. Municipalities need to be held accountable for their management of environmental issues. Once again it’s a case of passing the buck and laying blame elsewhere. If you are interested in reusing your waste water give Clevergreen a call. We have a range of [...]
Going green certainly is fashionable, but now it is becoming a trend in fashion too! “Green Glamour” refers to fashion items that are eco-friendly and made with sustainability and the environment in mind. Let’s hope that being environmentally conscious and aware is not a trend that goes out of fashion, but rather something that becomes [...]
Green initiatives are the way forward when it comes to solving South Africa’s energy and water needs. While one cannot help but wonder what effect this might have on the pristine beauty of the Drakensberg, it certainly is a greener solution than many others. If you are interested in ‘going green’, give Clevergreen a buzz. [...]
The acid mine water problem continues to be a major issue in environmental discourse. The problem, first identified in 1957, is now urgent, with reports that the acid water is set to start flooding the Gold Reef City tourist mine by the beginning of next year. There is no political will to deal with the [...]
