OPINION | Spring Day water splash, climate change and crime
Equally pressing is my second research specialisation, which is the perspective of green social work, which calls attention to the environmental implications of Spring Day water splashes.
In Gauteng, mainly, where Rand Water has repeatedly warned of shortages, the inconsiderate use of water collides with troubling scenes of youth lawlessness, raising urgent questions about community values, child justice, and sustainability” Spring Day in South Africa has long been associated with joy, renewal, and the symbolic embrace of warmer days.
These developments demand sober reflection, particularly from a social work perspective that values child protection, child justice and environmental sustainability.
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