Stay exempt from all water restrictions,this summer and the ones to come,by reusing greywater. Speak to your local Water Rhapsody dealer to find out more.
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 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. | 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 [...] Capetonians could face stricter water restrictions as dam levels hit a four-year low. [...] It should be noted that even with the accumulated rainfall being higher than the norm,the two bigest dams that supply Cape town are still under the 80% mark [...] Cape Town has experienced a week of summer like weather over the past 10 days. These 10 days of summer is bound to have an impact on the city’s water supply. [...] Recently Water Rhapsody was interviewed by Christine Wessels of RSG for the radio show Ekovokus. [...] The City of Cape Town on Thursday said it hopes an increase in water and sanitation tariffs will encourage users to conserve water. From Friday 1 July ratepayers’ monthly water bills will be going up by about eight percent. Deputy Mayor Ian Nielson said some of the money will be spent on upgrading treatment works. [...] 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. [...] Cape Town is turning to greywater systems to reduce their potable water consumption as a result of growing interest in water savings and concerns over the long-term effects of droughts or water price increase. [...] |   |
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