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David Hallowes

David Hallowes is a researcher at groundWork, an environmental justice organisation.

Latest Work

OPINIONISTA

26 August 2020

False Zero — or are the corporations really trying to save the planet?

By David Hallowes

6 min

OPINIONISTA

25 May 2020

Medupi: A story of smoke and mirrors, debt and derangement

By David Hallowes

4 min

OPINIONISTA

2 February 2020

Clean coal, the message returned with warm regards to sender

By David Hallowes

7 min

OPINIONISTA

28 May 2019

Standard greenwash: A coal-fired power plant spews carbon — no matter what the bank says

By David Hallowes

3 min

Resgen’s Boikarabelo: Bust in the bushveld?

OP-ED

21 November 2018

Resgen’s Boikarabelo: Bust in the bushveld?

By David Hallowes

5 min

OPINIONISTA

4 October 2018

IRP 2018 gets unreal on climate and health

By David Hallowes

7 min

Op-Ed: Foul air on the Highveld – the sour smell of environmental racism

South Africa

22 January 2018

Op-Ed: Foul air on the Highveld – the sour smell of environmental racism

By David Hallowes

5 min

OPINIONISTA

25 October 2017

Oponionista David Hallowes Suffocating in the coal economy There is great urgency to moving rapidly off fossil fuels. It will not stop climate change in its tracks but it might just leave us with a liveable climate in the second half of the century.

By David Hallowes

4 min

OPINIONISTA

24 April 2017

Death and destruction: What’s left out of energy planning

By David Hallowes

5 min

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Latest Work

False Zero — or are the corporations really trying to save the planet?

Medupi: A story of smoke and mirrors, debt and derangement

Clean coal, the message returned with warm regards to sender

Standard greenwash: A coal-fired power plant spews carbon — no matter what the bank says

Resgen’s Boikarabelo: Bust in the bushveld?

IRP 2018 gets unreal on climate and health

Op-Ed: Foul air on the Highveld – the sour smell of environmental racism

Oponionista David Hallowes Suffocating in the coal economy There is great urgency to moving rapidly off fossil fuels. It will not stop climate change in its tracks but it might just leave us with a liveable climate in the second half of the century.

Death and destruction: What’s left out of energy planning