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Why Don’t we Love Water anymore?
On March 20, 2012
It’s easy to forget the importance of water.
Most people reading this live in a city — all you have to do is turn a tap. And the quality is almost the best in the world. It’s almost too good.
Actually, it is too good and it’s too cheap. We’ve forgotten [...]
South Africa’s Water Time Bomb
On October 26, 2010
By Tony Carnie
Trade unions are turning up pressure on the government to tackle the country’s dirty water “time bomb” as a matter of urgency – or face the prospect of national protest action.
The Federation of Unions of SA (Fedusa), the second-largest trade union group in the country, warned yesterday that the government [...]
Drought threat to Eastern Cape citrus exports
On October 15, 2010
Fears are growing that the current drought in the Eastern Cape may lead to poor citrus crops in the province’s Patensie and Sundays River Valley areas.
This would have a major impact on the province’s economy as the citrus industry is one of its driving forces.
Citrus Growers’ [...]
Carte Blanche story on Acid Mine Drainage
On August 3, 2010
For those of you like me that missed Sunday’s Carte Blanche story on Acid Mine Drainage, herewith the transcript as recorded on Water Rhapsody franchisee Donovan Reid’s site :
A bitter paradox is unfolding in the economic heartland of South Africa: we’re short of water to drink; we are also running out of gold. [...]
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