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Cape Town advised to clear alien trees to boost water supply
Study shows that R372m could fund a 30-year programme to clear invasive trees. Cape Town, the city that threatened to turn off the taps this year…
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Bacterial Pollution Monitoring Results – 28 August 2018
All Attached please find bacterial monitoring results for Saldanha Bay and Langebaan Lagoon taken on 28 August 2018. was last modified: September 6th, 2018 by Dirk…
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Western Cape dam levels keep on climbing
Winter rainfall has taken the average dam levels in the Western Cape from a low of 16% nearly four months ago to 55% as of Monday….
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Overview of human damage to Langebaan Lagoon over past half a century
Save Langebaan Lagoon A thought provoking outlook from a long time Langebaan resident: “I have strong feelings about the human damage to our beautiful lagoon during…
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Why Western Cape tourism’s water saving efforts are to be celebrated
Management companies in the Western Cape have recorded a more than 20% drop in arrivals to their establishments due to the significant knock that the local…
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Will Day Zero Rain On Cape Town’s Parade Again?
Cape Town’s drought has broken, and the city appears safe from Day Zero through 2019. But we are very far from being out of the woods…
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Dams that supply Cape Town now up to 42% full
The sustained winter rainfall has seen dam levels in the Western Cape continue to rise. The average level for dams across the Western Cape for the…
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Saldanha Bay and Langebaan Lagoon – Bacterial Monitoring Results
Attached please find bacterial monitoring results for Saldanha Bay and Langebaan Lagoon taken on 13 June 2018, only received on 26 June 2018 from SABS. Analyses…
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Dams feeding City of Cape Town rise to nearly 38% full
Umbrellas are back in demand in the Western Cape where recent rains have seen average dam levels in the province rise to above 30% for the…
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Winter downpours help ease risk of Cape Town running dry
Authorities say three years of above-average rainfall are needed to adequately replenish the dams. was last modified: June 27th, 2018 by Webmaster Login to Read more…
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SA aims for ‘zero carbon’ buildings in green push
As as the country aims to battle the effects of climate change. Bulelwa Makalima-Ngewana knows how much cash going green can save. was last modified: May…
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Joint marketing campaign to bring #WaterWiseTourism to the world
In response to a severe drought, Cape Town and the Western Cape is building a more sustainable tourism destination. was last modified: May 18th, 2018 by…
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