Greenpeace Africa has been actively working to reveal the environmental and health consequences of coal-fired power plants and industrial pollution in South Africa. The organization has carried out research, awareness initiatives, public demonstrations, a

Greenpeace Africa has been actively engaged in exposing the environmental and health impacts associated with coal-fired power plants and industrial pollution in South Africa. Through research, public awareness campaigns, demonstrations, and media outreach, the organization has worked to bring attention to the dangers linked to air pollution, particularly in the Highveld Priority Area of Mpumalanga. They have also promoted renewable energy alternatives, such as solar and wind, to encourage a transition away from coal dependency. By leveraging reports and satellite imagery, Greenpeace Africa has succeeded in drawing global attention to the pollution levels in Mpumalanga, which is recognized as one of the worst air pollution hotspots in the world.