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Climate change could sink much of Cape Town

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Aug 17, 2008, 11:08 GMT


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dennis@xnets.co.zaJul 27th, 2009 - 09:35:08

Gregg Oelofse was interviewed on CarteBlanche last night (July 26th 2009)
about Global Warming and how Cape Town will become inundated within the first part of this century. I am trying to get my method for partially solving the problem of Global Warming recognised. So far I have not been successful even though I've told Somila Xosa (Dept. of Science and Tech.) about it. Cape Town could benefit employment-wise if applied research and implementation is effected from there.

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