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The South African coal mining industry as a driver of green growth and a low carbon economy? A study on Sustainable Development Goals 7 & 13
There is an apparent inconsistency between South Africa’s pledge to transition toward a green economy and its continued dependence on coal-based energy. This research investigates the South African coal mining sector and its alignment with two of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2020
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