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ENVIRONMENT \| TECHNOLOGY Naturally good cooking power Tue, 9 Mar, 2010 Last weekend community leaders gathered at Gadra Community Centre to learn more about cooking with alternative energy sources. Read more	HEALTH \| ENVIRONMENT Another day, another leak Tue, 9 Mar, 2010 It has been seven years that a Raglan Road resident has been living with a stinking problem. Mzwamadoda Williams says his neighbour’s leaking sewerage pipe spills over into his property despite several attempts by the municipality to fix the problem. Read more
COMMUNITY \| ENVIRONMENT Having fun, and making a difference Tue, 9 Mar, 2010 Rhodes students got into the spirit of giving for Community Engagement Week by helping those in need, and having a good time while they’re at it. Read more	ENVIRONMENT Worldwide darkness gives a glimmer of hope Tue, 9 Mar, 2010 Earth Hour, the one hour we as humans give the earth a break, takes place on 27 March this year. The question is, will you rally to the cause? Read more
ENVIRONMENT Water worries not yet resolved Fri, 5 Mar, 2010 There are still fears about the safety of Grahamstown’s drinking water despite reassurances from Makana Municipality that the water is now fit for human consumption. Last week on Friday E. coli was detected in the water when a chlorinator at the James Kleynhans treatment plant broke down. Read more	ENVIRONMENT \| OPINION Metals and humans – a balancing act Fri, 5 Mar, 2010 Every day we consume metals from a number of sources. These include so called good metals, such as zinc and copper, which are required by our bodies for day-to-day functioning. Read more

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We are not at all surprised to see the cash in transit van crashed.we have nearly been kild by these speeding vans more than once on the same road.they come aroud corners on wrong side b cause of the speed. No sympathy . Hope they learnt a lesson. Jackie.

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ENVIRONMENT \| TECHNOLOGY Naturally good cooking power Tue, 9 Mar, 2010 Last weekend community leaders gathered at Gadra Community Centre to learn more about cooking with alternative energy sources. Read more	HEALTH \| ENVIRONMENT Another day, another leak Tue, 9 Mar, 2010 It has been seven years that a Raglan Road resident has been living with a stinking problem. Mzwamadoda Williams says his neighbour’s leaking sewerage pipe spills over into his property despite several attempts by the municipality to fix the problem. Read more
COMMUNITY \| ENVIRONMENT Having fun, and making a difference Tue, 9 Mar, 2010 Rhodes students got into the spirit of giving for Community Engagement Week by helping those in need, and having a good time while they’re at it. Read more	ENVIRONMENT Worldwide darkness gives a glimmer of hope Tue, 9 Mar, 2010 Earth Hour, the one hour we as humans give the earth a break, takes place on 27 March this year. The question is, will you rally to the cause? Read more
ENVIRONMENT Water worries not yet resolved Fri, 5 Mar, 2010 There are still fears about the safety of Grahamstown’s drinking water despite reassurances from Makana Municipality that the water is now fit for human consumption. Last week on Friday E. coli was detected in the water when a chlorinator at the James Kleynhans treatment plant broke down. Read more	ENVIRONMENT \| OPINION Metals and humans – a balancing act Fri, 5 Mar, 2010 Every day we consume metals from a number of sources. These include so called good metals, such as zinc and copper, which are required by our bodies for day-to-day functioning. Read more

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Environment

Naturally good cooking power

Another day, another leak

Having fun, and making a difference

Worldwide darkness gives a glimmer of hope

Water worries not yet resolved

Metals and humans – a balancing act

No sympathy for crashed cash van