 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. | Durban –Severe weather and additional holiday traffic were the cause of water shortages in Ballito,the Ilembe district municipality said on Thursday. “We experienced unprecedented demand for water which was not fully expected and this created a temporary drop in water levels in the main service reservoir,which then indirectly affected the whole system [...] Sir / Madam Future water supplies lie in demand management. The article “Consumers set to pay the price as city seeks solutions to water crisis” Cape Times 19 December 2011 refers. Melanie Gosling in her usual eloquent and environmentally friendly way has provided the bare facts as to how bad supply management of water has [...] Landlords who invest in green buildings might be able to lure a higher calibre of tenant – and should have a far higher occupancy level than landlords selling space in non-green buildings Additionally of appeal is that tenants can derive cost savings from renting green buildings,said Org Geldenhuys,managing director of property development and marketing [...] Capetonians could face stricter water restrictions as dam levels hit a four-year low. [...] Water conservation is very important and Water –Use It Wisely is a great resource to learn what you can do to help. For starters,take the Home Water Challenge and find those sneaky leaks in your home. The most common water leaks are usually the ones that you cannot see,such as toilets. A [...] Water Conservation is Everybody’s Concern [...] The grey water technology of Cape Town-based Water Rhapsody,a specialist water conservation company,has proven its efficiency in recent years. [...] Water Rhapsody’s greywater systems use large droplet technology to irrigate. This ensures that the presious water is absorbed by the soil. [...] Theewaterskloof and Voelvlei dams are considerably lower,more than 11% and 16% respectively. [...] One would think that 90% recycling should be sufficient,but not so at Avis. [...] |   |
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