South African Solar Challenge Essays

  • Wedding: Personal or Life Cycle Events

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    March 2014]. Standard, 2013. Standard Bank. [Online] Available at: http://movingforward.standardbank.com/Default.aspx [Accessed 23 March 2014]. sterio, H., 2014. 94.7 Highveld Sterio. [Online] Available at: http://www.highveld.co.za/events/cycle-challenge [Accessed 22 March 2014]. http://wedding-venues.all4women.co.za/wedding_venue/the_secret/sandton/ http://www.icasa.org.za/ http://www.saaci.co.za http://www.ises.com/ises/about-ises/vision-mission http://www.ehow.com/about_4676602_what-corporate-social-investment

  • Economics: What are Externalities?

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    In this paper the externalities of three types of power-generation will be discussed: coal-fired, nuclear and photovoltaic (PV). The economic instruments to internalize the externalities will also be examined. Coal-fired energy generation In South Africa, Eskom provides 95% of the electricity, of which coal-fired electricity accounts for 86% (Pegels, 2010). Eskom’s coal-fired power stations have high... ... middle of paper ... ...tainable and non-carbon energy sources. However, FIT is

  • Hotel Karanga Essay

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    Verde, located in the beautiful Cape Town South Africa. Hotel Verde is a 145 room carbon-neutral luxurious hotel with conferencing and events facilities adjacent to the Cape Town International Airport and only a 15-minute drive to the city’s main attractions like the V and A waterfront. Cape Town also known as the “Mother city”, is home to the Table Mountain National Park, one of the “Seven Natural Wonders” of the world and is a gateway to the South African experience. Hotel Verde was created by Marco

  • Addressing the South African Energy Crisis

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    Introduction South Africa in most recent times has been plagued by an energy crisis. Due to the high energy demands placed on Eskom, it has been unable to cope with this high demand for energy and therefore unable to meet the energy demands of the domestic consumer. This has consequently led to unplanned power outages and scheduled load shedding by Eskom to ease the load demand. This is an obvious inconvenience for the citizens, it is therefore in their own best interest to assist in resolving the

  • Complications Of The Carbon Footprint

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    The Carbon Footprint The Time for Change Organisation, best defines the term “carbon footprint” as “The total amount of greenhouse gases produced to directly and indirectly support human activities, usually expressed in equivalent tons of carbon dioxide (CO2).” “Carbon Footprint” is a metaphor to illustrate for the amount of carbon emissions the global community let into the environment. Carbon does not just refer to the greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide but also the other greenhouse gases; methane

  • Climate Change In Africa Case Study

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    Introduction Climate change is a relatively new phenomenon in regards to its relevance towards the human population. This is because over the last several decades, negative consequences of climate change are just now starting to infringe upon the human life. Africa, a country made up of mostly periphery countries due to their topography and climate, experiences tremendous amounts of setbacks due to climate change. Therefore, this research will be centered on the consequences humans may face in Africa

  • Environmental Justice: Some Ecofeminist Worries About A Distributive Model

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    Environmental Justice: Some Ecofeminist Worries About A Distributive Model ABSTRACT: Environmental philosophers, policy-makers and community activists who discuss environmental justice do so almost exclusively in terms of mainstream Western distributive models of social justice. Whether the issue is treatment of animals, human health or property, wilderness and species preservation, pollution or environmental degradation, the prevailing and largely unchallenged view is that the issues of environmental

  • Sudan´s Fresh Water Supply

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    068 square Km with an 853 km coastline bordered by the Red Sea. It has a population of about 37.2 million people with about 1.9 million people in Khartoum the capital. Sudan is bordered by these countries; Libya, Egypt, Ethiopia, Eritrea, South Sudan, Central African Republic and Chad. The Nile River runs transverse to the country dividing it into eastern an... ... middle of paper ... ...stan Times, 2012. India global leader in underground water extraction. [Online] Available at: http://www.hindustantimes

  • World Wide Market

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    ramifications of economic globalization. However, I will be solely discussing the economic aspects of globalization and how it effects the prosperity and living standards of people around the world. Though the current international economy faces many challenges, the idea of trade liberalization is superior to its alternatives. Economic globalization improves the world and is ultimately good. By integrating markets, globalization generates economic growth by fostering efficiency and specialization. In addition

  • The History of Gambling in Ancient Civilizations

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    and using a pendulum,” (Ward, Keith). But, “the most widespread and oldest divination game was odds and evens,” (Schwartz, 6). Evidence for odds and evens divination can be found in ancient texts, and it has survived into the modern era among some African tribes (Schwartz, 6). Hucklebones, another widespread divination tool formally known as astragali, are heel-bones found in various animals that were removed and used as primitive four-sided dice. Each astragalus had four asymmetrical sides, each