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Keep saving Water –Cape Town

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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Cape Town’s future water supplies lie in Demand Management

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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 [...]

Cape Town dam levels report December 2011

Of the 5 dams that supply Cape Town of its drinking water the two largest,Theewaterskloof (480.2 million cubic meters) and Voelvlei (158.6 million cubic meters),are considerabilly lower than the previous year. While the bergriver dam which comes in third at 127.1 million cubic meters is slightly lower than last year.

Both Steenbras dams [...]

Cape Town’s water stocks slump to four-year low

Capetonians could face stricter water restrictions as dam levels hit a four-year low. [...]

California says yes to greywater recycling

The state Senate today passed a bill allowing so-called greywater systems in homes and commercial buildings. [...]

Western Cape Rainfall for July 2011

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 [...]

Dam levels around Cape Town sink lower

Theewaterskloof and Voelvlei dams are considerably lower,more than 11% and 16% respectively. [...]

Western Cape dam level May 9 2011

Over both of the previous months,March ans April,the Western Cape has experienced less than average rainfall. This in culmination with a high population has the Western Cape drawing down it’s dams faster than previously see. [...]

South Africa has to focus on water quality

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 [...]

Water shortages loom for South African City

Cities at risk of water restictions and water outages,like Durban,Cape Town and many more,are encouraged to harvest rainwater and recycling greywater. [...]