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Protect the Paardeberg!

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Paramdeep Ghumman
9 years ago

Nature and silence in machines and greed out

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Romy van Tonder
9 years ago

Stop sand mining

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Sarah Ahmed
9 years ago

Short term gain for long term pain. This is not the way forward.

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Bruce Khethaa
9 years ago

NO TO SAND MINING

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Karin
9 years ago

Environment comes first!!

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Chris Monks
9 years ago

The Wines are your diamonds. Don't dig them up by mining.

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Rodney Caruana
9 years ago

Time to put the environment first and stop the sand mining!!!!

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Preet Sahota
9 years ago

The winemakers and wine farmers have done an outstanding job in promoting and cultivating this region. We must protect this heritage for present and future generations

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Kevin Latouf
9 years ago

I want to save this incredible landscape from the destruction that will occur should the mining commence!

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Andre
9 years ago

Please do not spoil the beauty and future of the Swartland and surrounds for the sake of our children and grand children.

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wouter jordaan
9 years ago

Please stop this

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Andrew Kennedy
9 years ago

we need to conserve not destroy

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Cara Morris
9 years ago

save the paardebarg

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Anja de Klerk
9 years ago

Please leave the Paardenerg untouched - let's preserve and conserve the small pockets of threatened fynbos areas and their biodiversity. In the long run we are all dependent on nature for our own existence. Let's treat nature with humanity.

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Travis Lyle
9 years ago

Mining has already devastated too many of our natural spaces. Mining the Paardeberg for sand shouldn't be allowed.

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Sonica Kirsten
9 years ago

We demand that you stop mining sand on the Paardeberg.

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Janodien January
9 years ago

Please stop destroying our land

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Jonathan Hoffenberg
9 years ago

Wine is renewable, brings tourism, and makes for great vistas. Mining makes mining companies rich, rapes the earth, and leaves great scars

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Petrus Boshoff
9 years ago

Sand Mining is a disappearing asset and a parasitic agricultural practice. Why the ecology of the Paardeberg region gegrade and a longterm susstainable and prominent wine region undermine. Its total madness and must be stopped immediately.

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Oliver Fuller
9 years ago

Please do not sand mine in the Paardeberg.