 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 [...] 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 [...] universities across the globe are investing in greywater systems [...] Water is unlike other scarce natural resources:it underpins all aspects of society,from ecology to agriculture to industry – and it has no known substitutes. Like oxygen,water is fundamental to life. Water is also an integral part of the production systems that generate wealth and guarantees well-being. Water provision is the most basic [...] The recycled water could be released into the main supply for public consumption within 18 months,with the city’s dams on the verge of running dry. [...] Cape Town –Water security is the biggest threat facing society and the South African public should be taking water issues more seriously,the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) has said. [...] The South African partnership will focus on water conservation and demand management,diversifying the water mix,and developing more sustainable management [...] FOCUSING on the amount of water available to South Africans for drinking and making money,instead of its quality,was “mind-bogglingly silly”,a water expert said yesterday [...] Government reveals its plan at the World Economic Forum. Steps to avert SA’s water crisis [...] South African cities need to prepare for rapidly increasing oil prices,unpredictable rainfall patterns and fresh water demand [...] |   |
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