By installing water tanks and/or rainwater harvesting systems, residents have the luxury of always being assured of a fresh water supply despite interruptions in the municipal supply. [...]
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WATER conservation is loudly supported throughout Australian society, but a study by researchers from CSIRO Ecosystem Sciences has shown aesthetics and good old-fashioned neighbourhood competition are shaping Perth resident’s views on sustainable domestic water use. According to the study published in Landscape and Urban Planning in January, general community aesthetics and the notion of ‘outdoing [...] For years residents in these areas have had to draw water from tanks provided by the Umjindi municipality. Residents said the municipality only filled the water tanks once every two weeks. “Sometimes we don’t have water for three to four weeks,” said Priscillah Nkosi, 30, of Ka-Madakwa Ndlovu. There is a water tank outside her [...] Municipalities have accepted that they will no longer be able to supply residence with clean fresh water in the not to distant future. [...] South African cities need to prepare for rapidly increasing oil prices, unpredictable rainfall patterns and fresh water demand [...] Area’s around Cape Town experience 5 months of rainfall that is above 50mm. It is over this period that garden require little to non irrigation. This is when water tanks are either filling up or stand full and overflow excess water to waste. [...] The maximum consumption that SA’s water resources can sustain will be reached in about five years, warns Engineering Council of SA [...] THE Limpopo government needs about R30 billion to address the chronic shortage of water in the Sekhukhune district alone [...] It’s crazy to be paying for water to be drained off, processed by the utility company and returned to you when the original water is fine to use for showering, washing hands, flushing your toilet and irrigating your garden. [...] What is rain harvesting? [...] |
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