We would like to thank all our Hout Bay Green Faire participant for entering the Water Rhapsody Multi-Flush give-away. Thank you for your support and interest in securing our cities fresh water supply. [...]
 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. | 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. [...] The City of Cape Town’s mayor,Helen Zille,is leading by example and has adopted the attitude of monitoring her household water consumption. [...] Yesterday I spoke to a young woman who was already fearing her next water bill because as she said,“It’s only the start of August and I’ve been needing to water my garden for 2 weeks.”This is not the first statement on this matter that I’ve heard in that past few weeks. Another comment [...] If you thought South Africa’s water situation was bad then consider what is happening in Australia. Out of necessity Australia is leading the world when it comes to issues water conservation and sustainability. The continent has experienced 10 years of drought and has had to find innovative ways to supply an ever expanding population with [...] Many urban communities have become concerned about sustainability as the threat of water shortages becomes apparent. This has prompted many home owners to invest in water tanks as a sustainability measure. If a real difference is to be made in water conservation to prevent water outages,whole communities should invest in a rainwater tank. For [...] It is a scary thought to think that if we do not use water sparingly,we will run out very soon. This is a reality that many parts of the country will have to face soon and Cape Town is no exception. If we have the courage to face up to this fear we have [...] Water tariffs for 2010 will be increasing on average by 9 percent,keeping with inflation. This however does not mean our water bill will be of an equivalent value as they were in the the past as the charging increments have changed. The new charging structure can have a dramatic effect on your water bill. [...] |   |
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