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Cape Town – About R18m will be set aside to hire “wardens” to look after rivers and wetlands in Cape Town, mayor Patricia de Lille said on Wednesday.
“The river warden system… is designed to serve as an early warning system for pollution and alien plant invasions,” she said in a speech prepared for delivery [...]
Poor effluent quality is being discharged as a result of inadequate treatment during upgrading of the plant, presenting a significant risk to public health and the environment [...]
The number of water authorities in South Africa to achieve Blue Drop certification for providing clean, safe water has leapt from 38 to 66 over the past year. [...]
Environmental officials are working around the clock to curb the potential dangers posed by the impact of acid mine drainage [...]
Trans-Caledon Tunnel Authority steps in to oversee the short the short term cleaning up of acid mine drainage [...]
Agricultural union TAU-SA wants answers on whether the Director of Public Prosecutions [...]
IT will cost in the region of R300 million to remove alien vegetation from the Berg River that’s drastically affecting the water quality. [...]
Cape Town – Cosatu warned on Thursday that it would mobilise its members for protest action if the government did not address the looming water crisis soon. [...]
Economic accounting for water – EAW – is a process of systematically measuring the contribution of water to the economy [...]
City of Cape Town and Wastewater Treatment Works (WWTW) were invited to discuss the ongoing eutrophication causing toxicity in Wildevoel Vlei [...]
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