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26.09.21 Water Wise Newsflash - 26 September 2021
The International Federation of Environmental Health declared 26 September as World Environmental Health Day.
The International Federation of Environmental Health declared 26 September as World Environmental Health Day.
22.09.21 Water Wise Newsflash - 22 September 2021
It is estimated that there are currently about 365 black rhinos and 175 white rhinos in South Africa.
It is estimated that there are currently about 365 black rhinos and 175 white rhinos in South Africa.
17.09.21 Water Wise Newsflash - 17 September 2021
The Earth is our home and humans need to keep it clean for the survival of all life. World Cleanup Day is being celebrated internationally by over 180 countries on 18 September.
The Earth is our home and humans need to keep it clean for the survival of all life. World Cleanup Day is being celebrated internationally by over 180 countries on 18 September.
16.09.21 Ozone Layer and Zero Emissions Day
September month is a significantly important month to the Stratosphere and human health. This is because 16 September is “International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer” and 21 September is “Zero Emissions Day”.
September month is a significantly important month to the Stratosphere and human health. This is because 16 September is “International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer” and 21 September is “Zero Emissions Day”.
15.09.21 Please Use Water Wisely
Manzi says, “The demand for water in Gauteng is extremely high. Please remember to use water wisely.
Manzi says, “The demand for water in Gauteng is extremely high. Please remember to use water wisely.
01.09.21 Water Wise Watch - September 2021
The idea for Arbor Day originally came from Nebraska, USA, a state that one can easily dispute was once a tree-less plain. It was this lack of trees that led to the founding of Arbor Day in the 1800s by J. Sterling Morton from Detroit.
The idea for Arbor Day originally came from Nebraska, USA, a state that one can easily dispute was once a tree-less plain. It was this lack of trees that led to the founding of Arbor Day in the 1800s by J. Sterling Morton from Detroit.
