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Durban: The city that never has drought – right?
Wrong. Durban has had the worst of droughts.
The Weather during 1997 / 8 was dry in the catchmentareas supplying water to Durban and in the city of Durban itself
1988 saw the end of a drought in the catchment areas supplying Durban which [...]
Level one water restrictions usually mean 10% saving, level two 20% saving and level three well
you most likely have the idea now. Anything over 30% is most uncertain.
Any restrictions mean that DWA demand from the Municipality that they show a reduction in demand of that amount, lower [...]
We are as I write going into a drought cycle in the Western Cape. This is going to be the mother of droughts ever seen if the stacked reports from climatologists are correct. We have been warned of this drought, and our Department of Water and Environmental Affairs should know of [...]
While the fear of water restrictions work in favour of those of us who are involved in water conservation, it would be preferable for all of us to have smoothed restrictions rather than an all or nothing scenario. All of us mean the Population at large, the Municipality, the Department of [...]
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