South Africa: Q&A: “Species Are Moving Southwards”
By | Published: June 30, 2007
Inter Press Service: For South African author Leonie Joubert, global warming is a grass roots issue — literally. In her recently published book ‘Scorched: South Africa’s Changing Climate’, she tracks how bees, frogs and a multitude of other creatures and plants in the country are affected by climate shifts. The book was given an honorary award this year at the prestigious Sunday Times Literary Awards. IPS correspondent Moyiga Nduru spoke to Joubert to find out more about how she, in the words of …
South Africa: Q&A: “Species Are Moving Southwards”
Inter Press Service: For South African author Leonie Joubert, global warming is a grass roots issue — literally. In her recently published book ‘Scorched: South Africa’s Changing Climate’, she tracks how bees, frogs and a multitude of other creatures and plants in the country are affected by climate shifts. The book was given an honorary award this year at the prestigious Sunday Times Literary Awards. IPS correspondent Moyiga Nduru spoke to Joubert to find out more about how she, in the words of …
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