OpenUCT Home
→
Browsing by Author

Browsing by Author "Rahlao, Sebataolo"

Now showing items 1-5 of 5

An assessment of land degradation and alien plants invasion in the Waterberg Biosphere Reserve, Limpopo Province

Author: Mokubedi, Lucia Macheba Date: 2022 Land degradation and invasion by alien plants are interconnecting issues that span both natural and socio-economic systems. As a result, addressing the complexity and severity of these pressures requires the use of a multidisciplinary approach. ... Read more
Energy, water and climate change in Southern Africa: what are the issues that need further investment and research?

Author: Prasad, Gisela ; Boulle, Michael ; Boyd, Anya ; Rahlao, Sebataolo ; Wlokas, Holle ; Yaholnitsky, Ivan Date: 2012 Regional climate change projections in Southern Africa, based on GCMs comparing 2080-2099 to 1980-1999, indicate that global warming will most likely lead to greater than the global annual mean temperatures for all seasons, 3.1°C for summer ... Read more c b
South Africa's national REDD+ initiative: assessing the potential of the forestry sector on climate change mitigation

Author: Rahlao, Sebataolo ; Mantlana, Brian ; Winkler, Harald ; Knowles, Tony Date: 2012 Reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries (REDD+) is regarded by its proponents as one of the more efficient and cost effective ways to mitigate climate change. There was further progress toward the ... Read more
South African approaches to measuring, reporting and verifying: a scoping report

Author: Boyd, Anya ; Rennkamp, Britta ; Winkler, Harald ; Larmour, Richard ; Letete, Thapelo ; Rahlao, Sebataolo ; Trikam, Ajay Date: 2012 The South African government announced its intention to make emissions data reporting mandatory for emitters of more than a 0.1Mt of greenhouse gases per year in the 2011 National Climate Change Response White Paper. The government intends ... Read more
Uganda and REDD+: Is it worth getting involved from a socio-economic perspective?

Author: Lutalo, Proscovia Date: 2012 Anthropogenic (human caused) climate change is a major global issue because of the effects of climate change, which include increased frequency of drought, floods, erratic and/or insufficient rainfall, waterborne diseases; as well as related ... Read more

Now showing items 1-5 of 5

Browse

All of OpenUCT

Browsing by Author "Rahlao, Sebataolo"

Browsing by Author "Rahlao, Sebataolo"

Browse

All of OpenUCT