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Food’s carbon footprint, or foodprint, is the greenhouse gas emissions produced by growing, farming, processing, transporting, storing, cooking and...
By embracing sustainable practices, we can create festive memories that are not only meaningful for us but also beneficial for the planet we call h...
RedLovesGreen is Vodacom’s commitment to halving its environmental impact by 2025 – and it remains a key priority.
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Recycling? Tick. Using alternate transport? Tick. Well done, you’re making inroads into living in an eco-friendly way.
It’s a movement towards a future we all want to see. Vodacom is committed to working towards a low carbon future, and you can get involved too.
To mark National Water Week, we’re calling on South Africans to join us in valuing and conserving the country’s water resources by using water spar...
This year Vodacom initiated many projects and initiatives to help reduce the impact on the environment.
Climate change affects us all, and so we all need to be doing our part to preserve the earth.
Climate change affects us all. With that in mind, Vodacom has taken a number of steps to ensure our carbon footprint is as minimal as it can be.
On the 22nd of March, the world celebrates World Water Day, highlighting the importance of access to clean water throughout every community.
The Vodacom Cape Town regional head office in Century City recently received the coveted Green Building Council SA accolade.
Here is how Vodacom is contributing to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 13.
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