Author:Ampofo-Anti, NDate:Feb 2009To place construction on a truly sustainable path the green building movement needs a method which goes beyond subjective checklists of green features. Such a method must provide objective guidelines for a comprehensive assessment of the ...Read more
Author:Slinger, JH; Taljaard, Susan; Largier, JLDate:Sep 2017Many estuaries are under threat of reduced flows and consequent choking of the mouth by marine sands as more of their natural freshwater supply is abstracted for human use (Barton et al., 2008; Haines et al., 2006). Anticipated sea level rise, ...Read more
Author:Sebake, Thandi NDate:Feb 2009Since the detrimental affects of construction practices on the natural environment were highlighted, the performance of the buildings has become a major concern for occupants and built environment professionals (Crawley and Aho, 1999; Ding, ...Read more
Author:Baloyi, R; Gbadeyan, OJ; Sithole, B; Chunilall, VirenDate:Nov 2023The fast fashion trends in the textile industry have resulted in high consumption of fiber with concomitant generation of waste. Awareness of environmental pollution resulting from textile production and disposal has increased significantly. ...Read more
Author:Schreiner, GO; Van Ballegooyen, RC; Osman, WDate:Apr 2014In the last decade, seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) has come to be seen by policy-makers as a novel technology that will significantly advance water security in South African coastal regions. Water purveyors, from the private sector, ...Read more
Author:Ntombela, Cebile; Celliers, LouisDate:2015The growth of urban areas that form coastal cities, especially in the WIO, places an increasing demand on natural coastal extractive and non-extractive resources. The use and conversion of coastal land and catchments is considered a permanent ...Read more