If you’re scrolling through our site, this tag is your shortcut to everything happening with the climate right now. We pull together articles that matter for students, fresh grads, and anyone who cares about South Africa’s environment.
The weather patterns we see every day aren’t random – they’re part of a bigger shift. From hotter summers in Cape Town to more intense rains in the Eastern Cape, the changes affect jobs, health, and daily life. Knowing what’s going on helps you spot new internship opportunities in renewable energy, conservation projects, or climate research.
Governments are rolling out policies to curb emissions, and companies are racing to meet green targets. When a new law passes or a major corporation announces a sustainability plan, it creates demand for skilled interns who can support data analysis, community outreach, or tech solutions. That’s why keeping an eye on climate news isn’t just about staying informed – it’s about finding your next career move.
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By staying plugged into the climate change tag, you’ll be the person who always knows what’s happening and can act on it – whether that means joining an internship, writing a blog post, or simply discussing the issue with friends.
Western Germany faces severe flooding, prompting mass evacuations. Chancellor Olaf Scholz visits affected areas, pledging support and calling for an investigation. The flooding, which has destroyed infrastructure and homes, is believed to be linked to climate change.