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Why Don’t we Love Water anymore?

On March 20, 2012

M&G SIPHO KINGS-MCDERMOTT

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 [...]

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Greywater and Rainwater Harvesting

On October 25, 2010

Everyday millions of people, like you, wake up and take a

hot shower before starting their day. Some take an evening bath to wind down and relax while they soak in the tub. Daughters enjoy the luxury of a long wash while attending to their locks. For young children bath time is still a game [...]

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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’ [...]

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When is it going to Rain? Googled 53 million times

On October 6, 2010

Johannesburg – SA Weather Service forecasters have been fielding the same question over and over again over the past days – “When is it going to rain?”

Unfortunately, for rain lovers, the forecasters are the bearers of bad news.

“A whole host of people have asked us that [...]

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Cape’s dry winter sees dam levels falling

On September 16, 2010

It was a dry winter, with less than half the long-term average rainfall recorded in July and last month.

The Cape Town weather office said the city received only 40.3mm of rain in July and only 31.4mm in August.

The rural areas also didn’t get much rain.

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Drought spells ruin for many E. Cape farmers

On February 1, 2010

LAST week’s rains may have brought some relief for drought-stricken Eastern Cape farmers, but many are facing financial ruin if more does not fall soon.

Caught in one of the worst droughts in living memory, some farmers on the Sunshine Coast and Albany areas have even sold off cattle while others have [...]

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