A story of air pollution and political failure to protect South Africans from pollution, June 2014.
This report is produced as we pass the twenty-year mark of democracy. It shows how our democracy has failed to protect people from corporate pollution and how government’s failure to deliver clean energy to people results in them relying on dirty fuels.
https://groundwork.org.za/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Slow-Poison.pdf
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