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Freshwater Supply per capita expected to Halve

On October 22, 2010

The World Resources Institute rates South Africa’s current yearly renew- able freshwater supply between 1 000 m³ and 1 700 m³ per capita, but this is likely to descrease to less than 500 m³ by 2025.

The institute says that any amount less than 1 000 m³ a person means that water stress [...]

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‘State is in blatant denial of water crisis’

On October 8, 2010

THE government is in denial over South Africa’s water crisis, a trade union said yesterday.

The Federation of Unions of SA (Fedusa) affiliate UASA said it was “extremely disappointed” with the Department of Water Affairs’ reaction following Fedusa’s section 77 application to the National Economic Development and Labour Council (Nedlac).

In August, Fedusa filed a [...]

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Will H2O Scarcity be the Next Global Challenge?

On November 27, 2009

Until recently, the industrialized nations have taken cheap, abundant fresh water largely for granted. Now global population growth, pollution, and climate change are shaping a new view of water as a potentially scarce resource that may drive up prices and fines around the world. In Barcelona, Spain, for example you can [...]

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