Please stop selling our land for the sake of a few thousand rand. We want to keep it as unspoilt as possible for the generations to come!
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Janneke Weidema
9 years ago
The Paardeberg obviously already provides people with a livelihood. How many livelihoods will be destroyed through sand mining?
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Janine Stephen
9 years ago
I oppose this short-sighted venture.
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Sandrine Sellmeijer
9 years ago
We all need to be aware and realize it is on us humans to preserve NATURE in which we live and on which we depend! Preserve nature for our children.
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Menno Frankhuizen
9 years ago
Protectie the paardenberg
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Peter Colyvas
9 years ago
No sand mining on the Paardeberg. Wine farming is more sustainable in the long term.
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Gail Powers
9 years ago
Keep a wonderful agricultural area safe.
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Mike Hendrick
9 years ago
Will the greed ever stop?
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Fabien M
9 years ago
protect your wine industry
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Dale
9 years ago
Stop the sand mining
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Ptolemy Leonardo
9 years ago
When traveling on the N7 extensive sanddunes, visible from the road should be very suitable as building sand, but is not utilized. Why then exploit an area with established viticulture for such a purpose?
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Jakki Marshall
9 years ago
Another appalling rape of our precious earth.
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Dianne Mellon
9 years ago
Please no unnecessary mining in such a rich, diverse, peaceful area!
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Clair Durow
9 years ago
Please do not destroy one of the best selling points in South Africa.
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ELIZABETH RICHARDS
9 years ago
Municipalities have a duty to protect our heritage both natural and human and not to destroy it
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Anonymous
9 years ago
i am also a member of friends of the earth
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Essop bassa
9 years ago
Cant happen
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Mark Cohen
9 years ago
Please stop this disgraceful project!!!
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NE Van Der Velde
9 years ago
Stop the sand mining the the Paardeberg / Swartland Wine region
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zahra manji
9 years ago
protect Paardeberg. reverse the sand mining authorisation
Please stop selling our land for the sake of a few thousand rand. We want to keep it as unspoilt as possible for the generations to come!
The Paardeberg obviously already provides people with a livelihood. How many livelihoods will be destroyed through sand mining?
I oppose this short-sighted venture.
We all need to be aware and realize it is on us humans to preserve NATURE in which we live and on which we depend! Preserve nature for our children.
Protectie the paardenberg
No sand mining on the Paardeberg. Wine farming is more sustainable in the long term.
Keep a wonderful agricultural area safe.
Will the greed ever stop?
protect your wine industry
Stop the sand mining
When traveling on the N7 extensive sanddunes, visible from the road should be very suitable as building sand, but is not utilized. Why then exploit an area with established viticulture for such a purpose?
Another appalling rape of our precious earth.
Please no unnecessary mining in such a rich, diverse, peaceful area!
Please do not destroy one of the best selling points in South Africa.
Municipalities have a duty to protect our heritage both natural and human and not to destroy it
i am also a member of friends of the earth
Cant happen
Please stop this disgraceful project!!!
Stop the sand mining the the Paardeberg / Swartland Wine region
protect Paardeberg. reverse the sand mining authorisation