Hong Kong may enjoy a high rain falls but this highly populated city is looking at ways to recycle their dwindling water supply. This dwindling fresh water supply is a challenge that many great cities are waking up to as the demand for fresh water is increasing and fewer sewage treatment plants are able to [...]
 Water Rhapsody Conservation Systems are the leaders in Greywater garden irrigation and Rainwater Harvesting systems in South Africa. Established in 1994 with offices nation wide and over 3500 installations Water Rhapsody will be there to secure your water concerns.Contact Water Rhapsody. | The western Cape is starting to enter its rainy season. This means dam levels will be rising as they collect water to supply our region with clean water for the dryer summer months. In the same way that our dams collect and store rain water you can now easily collect and store free water by [...] The Bue Drop report has has cast some municipalities in deep water as they now need to clean up their act and start supplying clean drinking water to the communities they serve. Not knowing the quality of your drinking water may be bliss but for me,i like being able to rest assured that my [...] In numerous previous speeches our Minister of Water affair,Buyelwa Sonjica has told us Cape Town only has enough fresh water to supply the city till 2014. There is no way we will be able to augment our water supply other than to resorting to desalination. In the future Cape Town will be continuously threatened [...] Who would have thought that a volcano,an “act of God”could be saving carbon emissions? The figures reported in the article form Greenwise gives airline emissions a new reference. A smoke cloud above the UK and Europe is polluting the atmosphere with less carbon dioxide than airlines do a day. The plume of ash [...] South Africa produces 65% of Africa’s and 1.5% of the world’s carbon dioxide. Eskom and Sasol are the two largest carbon contributers and they are state owed. Next on the list of carbon emitters are the international mining groups with their metal smelters. Will these organizations change their ways if a carbon tax was implemented [...] Conventional water treatment does not extract antibiotics and other pharmaceuticals from the our drinking water. This has been a growing concern as an increasing percentage of the population has become reliant on prescription medication and antibiotics. A new study is showing that these pharmaceuticals can be removed from our water supply by grass. These [...] Opposition MP’s have taken on the department of water affairs and alleging mismanagement. If South Africa is not in a water crisis yet,how bad does the situation need to get before our minister calls it a crisis? Are we sitting on a time-bomb? It sure does look like the countries water concerns are coming [...] This article from the IOL shows us the true state of Cape Towns Water woes. All Cape Town fresh water resources are already being used. These are estimated only to be enough til 2014. In a desperate move to augment Cape Towns dwindling water supply the city might start desalinating sea water. This might be [...] I remember the days when society started to change the way they communicated. The rage of how some day their would be a paperless office and how everything would be sent via email. No more fax machines,no more bank statements and letter in the post. All it would all be done at the click [...] |   |
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