Scientists have calculated that we would actually save more water by forgoing one pound of beef,or four hamburgers,than by not showering for at least six months. [...]
 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. | A decrease in the quality of water will have negative and different effects on the individual economic sectors. [...] The Water Rhapsody Grey Water System provides you with a constant source of water for your plants everyday of the year by using recycled water from your shower,bath,or washing machine for irrigation. This second use of water allows you care for your plants throughout the year,even in seasons of drought and allows you to practice responsible conservation irrigation. [...] Cape Town is tightening the belt around matters of water consumption as new guidelines are put in place that promote sustainability and water conservation. [...] Car washes have always been major water users. However this can be changed,as advanced car-wash water recycling systems (Greywater bio digestion) are able reduce the fresh water consumption by 70%. It is expected that Municipalities will pass laws making it mandatory for all carwashes to recycling water. [...] The demand for reducing water consumption has lead home owners to install greywater garden irrigation systems and rainwater harvesting systems. Water Rhapsody is expanding. [...] The centre attempts to spread awareness of increased water scarcity,amongst other issues,by demonstrating the ease and simplicity by which renewable resource can be harnessed and to help eliminate excessive squandering. [...] “South Africa is a water-stressed country. We need to harvest water because failure to do so will result in water shortages…food insecurities.”–DWAF [...] The following graph is taken from the Department of Water Affairs and it clearly indicated that the Western Cape region could be threatened with severe water scarcity similar to that of the Southern Cape. [...] heard of the concept of showering more to save water,then it might sound counter intuitive,but…[...] |   |
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